Pre-migration untagged articles
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Dollar swap spreads were first pulled wider this week by the travails of the government sponsored enterprises, but then narrowed on the increasingly likely prospect of higher Treasury debt issuance.
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A clash between two Swedish benchmark issues showed the danger of a free-for-all in the covered bond market in the coming month, with both issuers and investors set to suffer from the widening in spreads that could result from the expected heavy supply.
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“We’re going to see a whopper”
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Carador, the public CDO equity and mezzanine fund managed by GSO Capital Partners, has reported a total share return of -6.3% since its inception in February 2006.
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The New York Mercantile Exchange’s members and shareholders approved the $8.3bn bid to buy it by CME Group on Monday. The deal consolidates CME Group’s position as the dominant futures exchange for financials and commodities.
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Bayerische Landesbank will price a three public sector Pfandbrief benchmark today (Friday), after Eurohypo successfully reopened the jumbo Pfandbrief market with a Eu1bn five year mortgage backed jumbo yesterday (Thursday).
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Three corporate issuers issued in Swiss francs on Wednesday and the market responded favourably, particularly to a rare domestic transaction for national carrier Swisscom.
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The largest niche currency issue this week was a mere Nkr200m ($37m) tap of a Instituto de Crédito Oficial issue, but one banker said that he expects a "massive increase" in Norwegian krone deals over the autumn.
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Dealers of private EMTNs: Non-syndicated deals for less than $250m excluding financial repackaged SPVs, self-led deals and issues with a term of less than 365 days.
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Some uncommon borrowers appeared in the MTN market this week with vanilla trades, though structured issuance remains limited.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week. Data provided by Markit Group.
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The following charts show the top five advancers and decliners in terms of % moves in the loan, bond and credit default swap markets for the previous week.