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Corporate credit spreads are more at the whim of unknown forces than they have been in a decade, and it shows -
Eight years on from conception and an integrated capital market in Europe is a long way off, but that shouldn't be a surprise to anyone
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◆ Nationwide's intriguing plan for Silverstone RMBS shelf ◆ CLO tiering not to be feared
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◆ Israel has been loading up on bonds since Hamas attack ◆ Is the SLB market about to come of age? ◆ A fresh innovation in corporate lending
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Public sector issuers prepare to navigate chance of greater EU issuance volume next year
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First major round of sustainability tests dispels myth of easy KPIs
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Europe's equity markets are ailing. Most proposed reforms are too hard or would make things worse
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The divorcees are taking back collaboration and that's good news for capital markets
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◆ Captive CLO equity teams race for funding ◆ Could there be regulatory reform in EU securitization next year? ◆ New York calling
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◆ US RMBS sales in Europe: immigration or vacation? ◆ UBS AT1 makes nonsense of claims of investor fears ◆ The EU's last hurrah in the SSA market
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It will be success enough for covered bond issuers to get their deals away. They don't need to shoot the lights out
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Higher rates are powering an equilibrium in the AT1 market that may tempt even the most unlikely of issuers to come to the market
