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Bank issuers have raised a post-financial crisis record volume in the MTN market in the first quarter of the year as the European Central Bank’s liquidity support boosted investor confidence in the sector and allowed well-funded borrowers to opportunistically pick off demand.
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Sweden’s SBAB Bank this week followed up investor relations work in Japan to market a Samurai deal in 2011 with its first Uridashi trades for several years.
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The City of Stockholm on Tuesday sold one of its largest ever dollar CP trades, taking advantage of a favourable basis swap. It raised the limit on its dollar commercial paper programme earlier in the month.
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The threat of American-style regulation loomed large over European money market funds, following comments by the chairman of the UK Financial Services Authority this week.
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SBAB Bank has reaped the rewards of its investor relations effort in Japan in 2011 after printing a trio of Uridashi deals — its first issuance in the format for several years — as the firm became the latest to diversify its investor base through non-public deals.
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The thawing of US prime money market funds’ frosty relationship with Eurozone bank debt is accelerating, but it comes amid warnings that investors across the Atlantic have started to see certain banks outside the single currency area as higher risk.