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BP Capital Markets sold Sfr500m of October 2011 paper through ABN Amro and Credit Suisse yesterday (Thursday), taking advantage of investors’ enthusiasm for corporate names amid the glut of SSA and government guaranteed supply.
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The new management of BTA Bank said this week that the bank — which recently had a controlling stake taken in it by the Kazakhstan government — anticipated shortly reaching an agreement with the bank’s creditors.
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Dresdner Bank lost Eu6.2bn in 2008, according to its preliminary results.
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Markit launched its cross asset client valuation platform this week, a service it believes will prove especially useful as the banking crisis rolls on.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development posted a net loss of Eu602m in 2008, its first since the Russia crisis of 1998 and the second net loss in the bank’s history.
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European banks drowning in toxic assets and bad loans should be wound down or restructured, the European Commission said this week in new state aid guidelines for the Union’s 27 governments.
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The recent flow of vanilla Hong Kong dollar trades showed no signs of abating this week as the majority of private placements were again in the currency.
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The Bank of England’s Asset Purchase Facility appears to have been accessed by a non-UK incorporated corporate issuer for the first time, although overall utilisation of the facility remains low.
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JPMorgan, widely seen as benefiting from its rivals’ distress in investment banking, this week reported on Monday strong trading results and solid fee income in its business so far this year.
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The European Investment Bank launched a March 2016 L150m ($44.6m) 12.625% Romanian leu deal on Tuesday via Banca Comerciala Romana and Erste Bank.
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Callable zeros, inflation-linked euros and CMS rangers were traded this week as investors sought to boost yields on private placements.
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Fund manager M&G is hoping to launch a £3bn UK companies financing fund this year to fill the funding gap left by banks through the contraction of the syndicated loans sector, and to cash in on the high yields on offer from solvent listed mid-sector UK corporates.