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The second quarter got off to a cracking start in the US corporate bond market with an avalanche of more than $20bn of new issues this week.
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Who gave Steve Bellotti the bullet? One minute the bellicose Bellotti was banging on his tom-toms and waving his tomahawk, and the next minute the local undertakers were appearing with a measuring-tape.
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Russian oil company Rosneft has infuriated syndicated loan bankers with an aggressive demand for them to reduce the margins on $3.66bn of loans it has taken out in the past four years.
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Russian oil company Rosneft has infuriated syndicated loan bankers with an aggressive demand for them to reduce the margins on $3.66bn of loans it has taken out in the past four years.
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Standard and Poor's caused a stir in the hybrid capital market this week by publishing a consultation paper on proposed changes to its rating methodology that could lead to automatic downgrades for some existing subordinated bonds issued by financial institutions and companies.
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Standard and Poor's caused a stir in the hybrid capital market this week by publishing a consultation paper on proposed changes to its rating methodology that could lead to automatic downgrades for some existing subordinated bonds issued by financial institutions and companies.
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The European default market has been characterised by heavy short-covering this week as LBO risk is re-evaluated.
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US utility Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) spiced up the agency market this week with a rare $1bn 50 year issue.
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Rating: B3/B
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The US high grade bond market has notched up one of its best quarters for new issuance ever, with about $180bn of higher rated deals priced by the end of March.