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US high grade corporate investors proved picky this week, piling into deals from Hershey and Ryder Systems but driving spreads wider on Xerox.
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Currency options markets have seen an implied volatility spike, which could bleed into other asset classes. As the emerging markets tail wags the global volatility dog, investors across all asset classes are suddenly in a more cautious mood.
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Kuwaiti financial Burgan Bank has receive approval to buy back $400m and KD100m ($329.7m) in subordinated debt, which will no longer count as capital under Basel III regulation.
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The dollar pipeline for SSAs showed no signs of closing on Thursday, as an agency mandated, a supranational printed, and bankers suggested that next week will be even busier.
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The European Investment Bank opened up a new line in its Climate Awareness Bond product on Thursday.And despite paying little or no new issue premium was able to increase the deal’s size.
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One MTN man has had an unexpected gift from his employer for his 30th birthday.
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Apple looked set to make another record breaking currency debut this week after its inaugural Kangaroo bond attracted more than A$2.5bn of orders on the first day of marketing.
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WoDS Transmission, the company which will operate the offshore transmission system for a wind farm off the coast of England, braved tricky credit markets for its debut deal on Thursday, writes Nathan Collins.
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TF Bank, a Swedish fintech business, is preparing the launch of its initial public offering on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and has appointed a bank to lead the deal.
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Additional tier one volume in Q2 2015 fell more than $20bn on the previous quarter after Greece and China-related volatility kept issuers at a distance. But as issuance resumes, analysts estimate there is plenty more to come.
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The Polish parliament’s new plan to solve the country’s Swiss franc mortgage problem could cost Polish banks $6.2bn this year, wiping out profits for 2015 and 2016, according to Institute of International Finance (IIF) research published this week.
