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The CEEMEA bond market is back in business, with dollar deals from Nostrum Oil and Gas and the Republic of Slovenia restarting supply after a barren week. Debt bankers are urging issuers that put deals on hold during the recent turmoil to press on with their plans, and the strong reception for this week’s transactions should work in their favour.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Exchange have released a joint consultation paper outlining a series of equity market reforms, including a minimum trading price for issuers and a short position reporting regime. -
The Indonesian power company is seeking another international loan, weeks after it sent a US$1.1 billion deal into syndication.
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A study commissioned by the European securitization industry has found that non-mortgage backed asset-backed securities, such as auto loan securitizations, have better liquidity than covered bonds when liquidity is measured mainly by bid-ask spreads rather than trading turnover.
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Banca IMI has sold a previously retained tranche of Italian lease asset-backed securities into the market, taking advantage of improved confidence in peripheral Europe and demand for short-dated Italian ABS.
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A study commissioned by the European securitization industry has found that non-mortgage backed ABS, such as auto loan securitizations, have better liquidity than covered bonds when liquidity is measured mainly by bid-ask spreads rather than trading turnover.
