Pre-migration untagged articles
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Imperial Tobacco and Veolia Environnement will launch bonds later today (Friday) ahead of what is likely to be a busy end to the year in the European corporate bond market.
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A host of single names rose to the surface of the CDS market this week.
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Issuers took advantage of continuing demand across currencies in the senior sector of the financial institutions market this week.
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Leak knows that Dresdner Kleinwort likes to run a lean, mean MTN printing machine, so the addition of Henry Coyle to the team came as a surprise.
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We have long been distant admirers of Lazard, whose partners positively bristled with intellect and who seemed to delight in having the shabbiest offices in the City of London.
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EuroCP issuance picked up considerably in euros and sterling this week after a slow first couple of trading days.
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Citigroup is still sitting on top of table one, more than $2bn ahead of its nearest rival Barclays Capital. This week the US bank led 25 deals totaling $212.5m.
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From freezing-cold Zurich we are told that the atmosphere is very subdued. Has someone died? Has some bounder hijacked the regular morning truckloads of cream buns being delivered to the patisseries along the Bahnhofstrasse? Has the price of a tram ticket been raised by one centime? Heaven forbid!
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HCA priced its jumbo $5.7bn high yield deal this week — the second biggest high yield bond in history. In favourable conditions, the deal traded well in the secondary market showing that the strong appetite for LBO-inspired deals has not diminished.
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HBOS Treasury Services will price a $2bn five year Euro/144A covered bond today (Friday), which will be the first benchmark dollar covered bond backed by residential mortgages to be targeted at the US.