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Investors' appetite for higher beta product continued to be the main trend in the European investment grade corporate bond market this week, as both Glencore and Cemex Spain priced heavily oversubscribed transactions.
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S&P adopted new rules this week that will cause a change in the structure of some US hybrid bonds, primarily the 30 year scheduled maturity capital efficient notes (CENts) offerings first devised by JP Morgan.
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The flow of financial institution bond issuance continued this week, albeit in limited volumes. Market participants expect this flow to pick up in the coming weeks, however, with a few transactions already being roadshowed and more in the pipeline.
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The Canadian Maple bond market continues to mature, and a couple of new landmarks have been passed in the last week, but issuance has been stymied by the recent collapse of the Canadian dollar/US dollar basis swap market.
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Speculation about unsold paper yet again stirred the Swiss franc bond market this week.