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Bank Petrocommerce defied volatile markets to price a $125m increase to its outstanding 8.75% 2009 bonds last Friday (March 2). Merrill Lynch was the bookrunner.
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A nervous stability descended over European emerging market bonds this week and it was Russia's state owned banks that bravely waded back in to price deals.
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Ten year dollar swap spreads peaked at 56.5bp at the beginning of the week, but then narrowed as the recent flight to quality abated.
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Morgan Stanley has moved up two places in table one, from 11th to ninth and broken into the top 10 for the first time this year on table two.
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The spectacular repricing of credit this week will have led inevitably to some spectacular losses on CDS trading desks in London and New York.
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The spectacular repricing of credit this week will have led inevitably to some spectacular losses on CDS trading desks in London and New York.
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The collapse in stock markets this week elicited spread widening in euro swaps. The 10 year asset swap spread bounced out by 1bp to a wide print of 23.3bp over the cheapest to deliver Bund.
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BNP Paribas has jumped a place on table one into third position, after a week in which several large deals in both structured and vanilla formats were settled.
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The momentum behind the covered bond market's expansion into the US became irresistible yesterday (Thursday) as Bank of America, the world's second largest bank by market capitalisation, made clear its intention to issue a covered bond.
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The automotive sector regained its top slot as the most actively traded sector in the North American CDS market last month, according to data released yesterday (Thursday) by leading credit derivatives broker GFI.