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- Why the good times in primary bond markets may not last - The consequences of the ECB’s demand that banks buffer their leveraged finance positions on LBOs - How that could play into the hands of private creditors -
Known for his winning personality and as a team player above all else, versatile DCM banker Rob Jolliffe died on December 28. He had been battling Parkinson’s disease for more than 10 years. He was 62.
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Big books, skimpy concessions and large deal sizes will soon face the reality of a shaky global economy
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Sponsored by European Investment BankThe vision of digital bond markets is one of unprecedented security and speed; a vision of efficiency and inclusion that welcomes a wider world of investors. But reaching that goal requires an uncharted voyage of discovery. The European Investment Bank (EIB) – a longtime pathfinder in the capital markets – finds itself once again at the forefront of innovation.
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An open-ended programme could bring the EU closer to being eurozone's benchmark
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Squeezed into windows this year, corporates will be squeezed into maturities next
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How well do you remember this momentous year?
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For the instrument to have a future, the process must be seen to have been fair
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Removing post-crisis rules lays bare the financial system to risk
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GlobalCapital’s Toby Fildes surveyed the heads of debt capital markets at 24 of the top 25 banks in the bond market in November, to ask their views on how the market will evolve in 2023. While there are some signs of optimism, their stance overall is wary. The Russia-Ukraine war is still regarded as the biggest source of danger, but China-Taiwan has shot up the agenda. Information design Jon Hay, Antony Parselle
