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Sustainability-linked bonds lose appeal... ◆ ... as do the loan versions, come to think of it ◆ The favourites to take over from Quinn at HSBC
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Discussions around mobilising tools for the implementation of a Capital Markets Union in the EU should not ignore what is right under everyone's noses
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Issuers should keep their peers in mind when tackling large borrowing needs
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Winners will be announced at events in both London and New York in September
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Consistency is vital as UK Debt Management Office insider takes reins from Robert Stheeman
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Coupon going up after missed target will not automatically help the market
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A financing boom might succeed where stress has failed in easing corporate spreads
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◆ CLO ETFs excite Europeans ◆ Santander prices huge German securitization
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◆ The 'marginal mandate': it seemed like a good idea at the time ◆ GlobalCapital's new columnist: Craig Coben ◆ World Bank boosts lending capacity
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IPO investors follow a 'buy high, sell higher' rule, and it undermines the market
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◆ Euro CLO deals galore ◆ US CLO deals galore ◆ Green CMBS downgraded
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◆ Supranationals speak on callable capital ◆ Bank funding: pricing reset ◆ The demise of the cornerstone investor
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The best banks, issuers, deals and other market participants were awarded at a gala industry dinner in New York
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Creative sovereign bond structures should be used for debt sustainability, not short-term financial engineering
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Even if some investors are brushing off the risks of an escalating conflict in the Middle East, not everyone shares their confidence
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◆ UK RMBS tightening ◆ Troublesome triple-C buckets ◆ George's marvellous microphone
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◆ Why everyone from nuns to pro-coal US state treasurers are giving banks stick over ESG ◆ El Salvador's punchy new debt structure ◆ Appetite for duration in covered bonds
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If rate cuts are further delayed, the red hot streak of floating rate note issuance will continue
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Half-cooked climate policies put them right in the crossfire
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◆ Run of second charge mortgages ◆ CLO market runs to stay in place ◆ Greater expectations
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◆ Do investors want unified capital markets coverage? ◆ Corporates fear democracy ◆ Why are FRNs trending? ◆ Second lien mortgages in arrears ― yes please
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Markets have become tricky and treacherous again
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◆ Don't sweat the downgrade ◆ ABS rush ahead ◆ Another Fine Member for the team
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The market needs a rethink on how to understand and handle the price advantage for green bond issuers
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Lack of progress on debt restructuring has been scaring investors away from EM bonds
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◆ Is bond syndicate becoming a junior job? ◆ Zambia’s debt ordeal nearly over but has it got a raw deal? ◆ Water companies in the crucible as Thames shareholders quail
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Waiting till nearer summer to print could give banks even cheaper costs of funding
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América Móvil and its peers deserve praise for soldiering on and developing the next frontier of EM financing
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◆ Time is of the essence for ABS investors ◆ Arini impresses again ◆ Sartorial compliments in strange places
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◆ MUFG's Del Canto and SG's Menzies on what comes next for capital markets ◆ The juniorisation of syndicate desks ◆ Two deals pulled despite fantastic markets