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EuroWeek was honoured to host our third annual bond market awards dinner on Thursday evening. Everyone here at EuroWeek would like to thank those who attended and congratulate the winners and nominees, listed below and including two very special Services to the Markets awards. The awards were determined by a poll of bankers and borrowers undertaken by EuroWeek in April and May. Please contact Toby Fildes (tfildes@euroweek.com) if you would like to know more about the awards.
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The great and the good of the global bond markets joined EuroWeek on Thursday night for its 2010 Bond Dinner at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Over 350 top borrowers and bankers from across the SSA, FIG, corporate, MTN and EM sectors filled the Great Hall. Key awards were given out including best sovereign borrower, best FIG funding official, best emerging market borrower and best corporate funding official. For the full list of our awards, please see page 56.
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The World Bank remains the leading name in the public sector bond markets and winning one of its mandates is the crowning glory for any bank serious about its primary bond business. In this interview, the Bank’s George Richardson, head of capital markets, and Heike Reichelt, head of investor relations, discuss with Toby Fildes, EuroWeek managing editor, the increase of issuance in their sector, liquidity for bigger issuers, the continuing debate over bankers, fees, and the development of socially responsible investment.