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    Since 2008, interest rate derivatives, especially swaps, have undertaken an enormous migration into central clearing houses. As Ross Lancaster reports, that process is not over yet — there could be battles over where clearing takes place, and the maximum benefits from centralisation have still not been reached.
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    The single name CDS market might be a quiet backwater now but there is a fair wind blowing through other parts of the credit derivatives business. By Nick Jacob.
  • Safetykleen Europe, the surface treatment and chemical application services provider, has led a group of smaller new money deals to market this week. It held a bank meeting on Wednesday in London for its €455m seven year term loan ‘B’, backing Apax’s buyout from Warburg Pincus.
  • Cyprus, entering an otherwise quiet market, has picked banks for a seven year euro benchmark to be sold on Tuesday.
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    Public capital markets are not the only game in town — indeed, one of the most exciting growth areas is private debt financing. This suits issuers that don’t want to have to conform to the sometimes restrictive norms required in public markets — and investors that are eager to find an edge, such as by being paid to do credit work and buy illiquid paper. Silas Brown reports.
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    Few would have predicted that in the year following the election of Donald Trump, which was identified by all as a catastrophe for bond markets, the CEEMEA region would record its busiest year to date. But over and above volumes, the range of products and instruments on offer, from an increasingly wide range of issuers, shows the CEEMEA bond market is maturing nicely. By Virginia Furness.
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    With Argentina back in the fold, the growth of Latin America’s bond markets has been astounding, with high levels of issuance even as fundamentals have not been as strong. The next step in their evolution will be the development of local currency markets, with Mexico leading the way. By Oliver West.
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    In the depths of the financial crisis, the question of securitization’s comeback was not a matter of when, but if. Though the roots of the crisis could be traced back to the residential mortgage market, securitization was branded public enemy number one and took more than its fair share of blame. But nearly a decade later, ABS is booming, fuelled by investors’ hunt for yield in a low interest rate world. By Max Adams.
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    The fallout from the real estate-driven financial crisis has had a transformative effect on Europe’s residential mortgage-backed securities market. As the coffers of Europe’s banks swell with cheap central bank stimulus while real estate assets rally, private equity firms and private lenders are swooping into the capital markets to finance once-in-a-generation mortgage portfolio acquisitions. By David Bell.
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    Largely spared from the ravages of the financial crisis, the CLO market is taking advantage of rampant investor demand for floating rate assets. With senior secured corporate debt as its collateral, the CLO market is pitching itself to a whole new breed of investor. By Sam Kerr.
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    The equity capital market, foundation of the economy, has changed little for 20 years. It remains able to transfer huge quantities of risk at lightning speed — though it is also buffeted by investor stampedes. But as Jon Hay reports, forces are moving in the market that could bring radical change.
  • The European ABS pipeline is full to bursting as summer gets underway, with a range of issuers looking to take advantage of tightening spreads and rampant investor demand.