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The Republic of Finland's Eu5bn syndicated government bond, launched this week, cemented the issuer's position as the tightest-priced European sovereign borrower.
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Any hopes the Republic of Italy had for returning to the bond market soon were dashed this week by Fitch, which has placed the country's AA ratings on ratings watch negative.
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The high octane US hybrid capital market, already reeling from blows dealt by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, was hit by market volatility this week and Ameriprise Financial was forced to pay an extra 40bp to sell its $500m deal.
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The high octane US hybrid capital market, already reeling from blows dealt by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, was hit by market volatility this week and Ameriprise Financial was forced to pay an extra 40bp to sell its $500m deal.
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There were two main features of the euro swap market this week: the widening of asset swap spreads and the reflattening of the curve as Bunds were bid up and equities wobbled.
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UniCredito Italiano Bank (Ireland) made a name for itself in the US dollar markets this week as the bank with the biggest extendible bond.
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UniCredito Italiano Bank (Ireland) made a name for itself in the US dollar markets this week as the bank with the biggest extendible bond.
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Ameriprise Financial is forging ahead with its $500m hybrid bond issue despite the US corporate sector having suffered one of its worst sell-offs since the NAIC reclassified certain structures as equity in mid-March.
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Ameriprise Financial is forging ahead with its $500m hybrid bond issue despite the US corporate sector having suffered one of its worst sell-offs since the NAIC reclassified certain structures as equity in mid-March.
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Equity, bond and commodity markets took a hammering this week as flickers of concern about US inflation set off a global market correction after a long bull run.
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Swiss coal and metals mining company Xstrata has mandated Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Royal Bank of Scotland to arrange $19bn of debt to support its C$16.1bn ($14.6bn) hostile bid for Falconbridge, the Canadian copper and nickel miner.