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The European high grade corporate bond market had one of its biggest weeks of issuance this year, with some Eu7bn of paper sold — but the deals’ varied outcomes showed how treacherous the market has become since stockmarkets dived at the end of February.
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Lead Wachovia Bank and holders of Le-Nature's debt are sparring over which court should deal with a temporary restraining order by the bank that blocks the debt holders from suing.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.
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Wachovia Bank and holders of Le-Nature's debt are sparring over which court should deal with a temporary restraining order filed by the bank blocking the debt holders from suing Wachovia.
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A new collateralized loan obligation feature represents a skirmish in the struggle between equity investors and noteholders.
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--Neil Binder, partner at Richards Kibbe & Orbe, on the legal battle between Wachovia Bank and distressed investors about Le-Nature's bankruptcy.
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Investors are already getting excited for the BNP Paribas investor conference in South Beach, April 11-13 at the Shore Club.
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The legal scuffle between Wachovia Bank and a group of investors over bankrupt Le-Nature's debt could significantly affect the secondary loan trading market.
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This chart, provided by Citigroup Global Markets, tracks bid-ask prices for par credit facilities that trade in the secondary market.
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The confirmation this week that ABN Amro and Barclays Bank were in preliminary merger talks set the capital markets abuzz this week, as market participants contemplated the first merger of two really big international investment banks since JP Morgan combined with Chase.
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China’s role in Latin America’s economic boom cannot be overstated. But it comes at a cost
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GE Capital and Morgan Stanley led syndication for $1.1 billion in loans for US Airways.