Pre-migration untagged articles
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The market is braced for a bidding war between Macquarie, the Australian investment bank, and Newbridge, an Asia-focused private equity fund set up by Texas Pacific Group and Blum Capital Partners.
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Index trading, particularly in the iTraxx Crossover Index, dominated the action in the European default market this week. But the correlation between equities and default swaps appears to have been broken.
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank signed its $2bn EuroCP shelf this week. The programme is arranged by Bank of America, which is joined by Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and ING on the dealer panel.
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The euro jumbo covered bond market was becalmed this week as World Cup fever gripped European market participants.
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We popped round to BNP Paribas's gaff in Marylebone this week for a spot of lunch with Rupert 'El Matador' Lewis, Olivier Hallier and Clémence Delannoy.
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The Maple bond market's development reached an important milestone last Friday with its first corporate issue, a C$200m ($180m) five year deal for the UK's National Grid.
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Citigroup's repeated changes to the structure of its global capital markets hierarchy have resulted in the loss of Marwan Marshi, one of its most experienced fixed income bankers.
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Table commentary Summer has brought calm to the tables this week. In league table one BNP Paribas inched one notch up, to fourth place. One of the French bank's deals was a ¥100m 30 year interest rate-linked note for Eksportfinans.
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Yankee tier one securities gapped out as much as 25bp in the US market this week, after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) reclassified one of Royal Bank of Scotland's tier one trades as common equity.
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Yankee tier one securities gapped out as much as 25bp in the US market this week, after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) reclassified one of Royal Bank of Scotland's tier one trades as common equity.
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The global capital markets were a rough and unpredictable place this week, but German state agencies KfW and Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank managed to thrive with some nimble footwork, launching highly successful bonds of Eu5bn and $1.5bn.