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Issuance from the likes of Egypt shows that, even after a downturn, the market is far healthier than in 2022 -
Swiss bank said to want to add further senior traders in coming months
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- Are EU bonds govvies yet? - Fast moving credit market develops strange rattling noise - Debt-for-nature: from the Galapagos to the developing world
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Central banks will turn dovish, but timing when is a mug's game
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The UK must avoid losing ground to the EU and private actors in the digital currency revolution
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Fundraising challenges may mean limited partners in private debt funds can get a discount but they should proceed with caution
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- Do two IPO swallows make a summer, or a winter of discontent? - Why investors think SLBs are 'worthless' and what to do about it - The buy-side grapples with government green bonds - Moans in loans
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Markets are rarely this good. The smallest and weakest credits should get on with their funding
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Positive expectations for the new year are veiled behind the specter of 2022
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From being everyone's darling to investors dozing off at the sight of them, SLBs are edging closer to where they belong
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Banks and Deals of the Year to be commended after turbulent year
