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◆ US downgrade: why, if you liked US Treasuries at 3.96%, you'll love them at 4.18% ◆ A new fund for forests ◆ The African sovereign bond paradox ◆ Pemex problems -
Investors don’t like Mexico kicking the can down the road on Pemex, but are happy to take the same approach themselves. This is bad news for everyone
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Idea of counting securities underwriting emissions at 33% must be rejected
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Optimism surrounds Turkey after a policy shift, but can it last?
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CLO market wide awake to whale sounds | US banks tardy to SRT party
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◆ Deep dive into new SSA asset class ◆ What the possible return of NoChu means for Europe's CLO market ◆ US market braces for aircraft ABS revival
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Banks are always in someone’s sights, sometimes even their owner's. But look to the bond market, not the newspapers, for whether they are in real trouble
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Banks cannot rely on deposit growth
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The focus will be on currencies other than dollars
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Christian Aid dumping Barclays for fossil fuel finance highlights bank’s unclear progress
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“To transform development, the MDBs will have to transform themselves,” said the G20 last week. Some are, which is a smart move
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Investors are in a confident mood and cash is being piled into the asset class once more
