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World Financial Network is the latest credit card issuer to receive strong demand in securitization markets this year, evidenced from an upsized transaction that priced tight of guidance Wednesday.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia has started marketing its first Medallion residential mortgage-backed securities deal of the year at a tighter spread than last week’s Puma RMBS from Macquarie Bank.
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Société Générale’s corporate and investment banking business reported €6.7bn of revenues in 2013, a 14% increase on 2012 and headline group net income was strongly up at €2.175bn versus the previous year’s €790m. SocGen beat net income consensus estimates for the fourth quarter by nearly €160m.
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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.
