Pre-migration untagged articles
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UniCredito Italiano signed its debut EuroCP programme on Wednesday.
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Before being taken out of action by Swiss surgeons, we were delighted to hear that a very good friend, Tim von Halle, was joining Credit Suisse as a senior private banker. Having made his name at Merrill Lynch in the glory days of Connie Volstad, John McNiven and David Tory, he then surfaced as a managing director at WestLB and Bank of America.
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In steamy London, bankers gathered to celebrate the successful Rosneft IPO, which was a marketing triumph for its managers. Was success a foregone conclusion?
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Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley were compelled this week to sweeten the pricing on the Eu935m leveraged loan for Versatel Deutschland, the German cable telecom company.
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Credit default swaps rallied following Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's statement before Congress on Wednesday.
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An adverse US consumer price inflation figure for June — 0.3% rather than the hoped-for 0.2% — upset bond markets this week, but the effects were soon redressed by the remarks made by Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke before Congress.
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An adverse US consumer price inflation figure for June — 0.3% rather than the hoped-for 0.2% — upset bond markets this week, but the effects were soon redressed by the remarks made by Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke before Congress.
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Market jitters were calmed this week by Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before Congress. Bernanke said he expected inflation to ease in the coming quarters, which was read as a signal that the Fed would pause after another increase in rates in August. Yields fell after these comments and swap spreads followed suit. Medium term levels came in by around 0.75bp on Wednesday after the testimony, and by the close yesterday the 10 year was close to 2bp inside the high prints of the week.