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US prime money market funds’ return to Eurozone bank debt during January could be sustained via an unlikely source — a resurgence of their appetite for French bank paper.
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Chinese banks are weighing up the advantages of using euro medium term note (EMTN) programmes as an alternative source of funding to certificates of deposit (CDs), dealers said, as two rare Asian names printed notes.
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US prime money market funds still have a cautious view of Eurozone banks, dealers said, despite increasing their exposure to those institutions in January.
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European banks are accessing the longest average tenors in commercial paper (CP) in more than a year, despite some institutions in peripheral Europe struggling to print in the long end and a number of firms being placed on watch for downgrade by Moody’s.
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Fears that Italian banks’ access to short term liquidity had dried up — following Standard & Poor’s downgrade of 34 of the country’s financial institutions on February 10 — were downplayed by Intesa Sanpaolo this week.
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Familiar names kept deals ticking over in FIG MTNs this week, as investors and issuers became more cautious after what had been a busy start to the year. Longer dated prints were generally in covered bond format.