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Private placements will become increasingly important for European corporate borrowers, treasurers said on Wednesday, especially as smaller firms seek to avoid investors’ prejudice against unrated or speculative grade issuers.
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Indian markets have rallied since exit polls indicated on Monday that Narendra Modi, leader of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is slated to become the country's next prime minister. A win by Modi is seen as an outcome that would pave the way for much needed reform of a struggling economy. -
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is cracking down on the rapid growth of loan books caused by the rise in lending to Chinese names. While trying to insulate its banking system from too much exposure to the increasingly troubled mainland economy is understandable, it is fighting a losing battle.
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Tomas Zikas, New York-based managing director and head of SwapEx, State Street’s swap execution facility, has left the firm.
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Standard Chartered has appointed Jujhar Singh as the co-global head of its high yield product group, working alongside Robert Mason in the role. Singh’s appointment is effective immediately.
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RBC Capital Markets’ Stuart McGregor revealed himself to be a lover of prog rock last week, after telling one of our moles that he was off to see the legendary Yes at the Royal Albert Hall on May 8.
