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Italy’s parliament stunned the capital markets this week when it waved through a radical motion to explore issuing securities that resemble a parallel currency to the euro, in a development that has been met with almost universal derision. Frank Jackman, Lewis McLellan and Mike Turner report. -
CDP Financial and Swedish Export Credit Corp (SEK) were the only SSA names to brave a volatile dollar market this week, and both deals got across the line.
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Parts of Italy’s government want to issue securities that resemble a parallel currency to the euro. The plans may never come to anything but if they did, it would prove a Pyrrhic victory for the country's eurosceptics.
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Swedish Export Credit Corp’s $650m floating rate note printed this week won the approval of bankers off the trade, as the demand for Libor-linked debt shows little sign of dissipating.
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The World Bank won a strong response from sterling investors on Thursday, adding a second tranche to its deal midway through execution to get to a total deal size of £1bn.
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