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  • Beth MacLean, executive vice president and bank loan portfolio manager at Pimco, argued in a recent commentary that growing public concerns about systemic risks linked to US leveraged loans ultimately miss the mark, even as regulators around the world continue to ramp up their scrutiny of leveraged lending.
  • First time issuer Loanpal is coming to market with a $272.2m residential solar securitization.
  • Markets have rallied in Europe and the US so far this year across equities and credit, but participants are feeling gloomy about the prospects for investment banks' revenues in the forthcoming first quarter results.
  • The European Central Bank’s new funding programme has not ended up being what it was supposed to be — a way of departing from the old market order.
  • The root of arbitrage is the same thing being priced differently in two markets. As markets have got bigger and more sophisticated, arbitrage has become harder to find.
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    Firms can rake in more profit and investment through having more gender diversity in their workforce, according to two separate studies from the IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and fintech firm Broadridge Financial Solutions.
  • The dollar bond market enjoyed another bumper week with tight pricing and heavy supply, but questions remain over how long a dovish Federal Reserve can stave off a downturn.
  • Pitts-Tucker takes sole control of Nomura International IB — Hourican turns up at NewDay — NatWest hires RBC SSA banker
  • European financial institution bond markets have been rallying this year as economic weakness raised expectations of renewed European Central Bank easing action. On Thursday, it delivered a new round of bank refinancing loans — sooner than thought, but reassuring nevertheless — presaging another move tighter in southern European credit. Bill Thornhill and Tyler Davies report.
  • Lebanese investment banker Ziad Hayek set out his programme for running the World Bank this week, as the process for selecting the president of the world’s biggest development lender fell into a mire of confusion. In an interview with GlobalCapital, Hayek said his pitch to World Bank shareholders focused on migration, infrastructure finance, climate change, and co-operation with China. By Phil Thornton.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) is planning to bring in new safeguards to clamp down on credit default swaps (CDSs) being used to trigger manufactured defaults.
  • The debate over whether the euro corporate bond market is still a poor relation of the dollar continues. Medtronic, the US-Irish maker of high tech medical devices, made a strong argument in the euro’s favour on Monday by making its debut in the currency with the kind of deal that issuers regularly bring in dollars, but that until recently was very rare or unheard of in euros. It issued six tranches of bonds totalling €7bn and the market was entirely equal to the task, producing over €30bn of demand.