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Bradford & Bingley became the first UK commercial bank to issue a bond in Swiss francs this week, bankers said.
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Regular readers of these columns will know how much we admire the House of Bear Stearns. OK, it isn't the Sotheby's or Christie's of Wall Street, although the partners could afford to buy both of those famous auction houses and still have some Monets left over for loose change.
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The European corporate bond market continued to flourish this week, as eager investors appeared increasingly willing to buy paper at ever tighter spreads.
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European credit default swap indices hit new record tight levels this week, in a dramatic short squeeze that has left traders struggling.
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European credit default swap indices hit new record tight levels this week, in a dramatic short squeeze that has left traders struggling.
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US borrowers seized on Treasury volatility and made the most of it this week, as issuers like GE Capital, CIT Group, Washington Mutual and HSBC all enjoyed strong demand for their deals from investors lured back into the market by the higher all-in rates.