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Some MTN investors bought United Arab Emirates bank paper this week, diversifying away from banks and achieving higher yields for similarly-rated institutions.
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The bank commercial paper market isn’t likely to return to its pre-crisis state for at least another two years, despite dealer reports of an uptick in demand.
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Increased confidence about the health of the European bank sector has led Japanese investors to make a tentative return to medium term notes (MTNs) issued by the region’s lenders.
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Several MTN issuers printed in unusual formats this week, as long term refinancing operation cash has led to issuers getting full up on short-dated vanilla funding.
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Lloyds TSB bucked the trend of banks reducing their commercial paper issuance as the end of the first quarter approaches, printing two large clips on Thursday and boosting its total outstanding volume as a result.
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A new swaps market based on the Repurchase Overnight Index Average (Ronia) benchmark could drag the opaque practices of repo into the spotlight at a time when the industry faces increasing scrutiny from regulators as part of a global crackdown on the shadow banking sector.