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Gatwick Airport made a rare solo flight into the sterling bond market on Monday as the pound fell on resurgent Brexit fears, but UK investors were present to support the deal. -
A former managing director at New York Life Investment Management in London has left his job to go back to study at university.
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The Bank of England confirmed on Monday it would stress test UK banks for a broader range of potential threats in 2017, as it set out the timetable for the publication of this year’s results.
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ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies company, has announced plans for an IPO of at least $1.8bn (£1.4bn) on the London Stock Exchange this autumn in an intention-to-float document issued on Monday morning.
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UK waste management company Shanks has agreed a €600m facility for its €482m acquisition of Dutch competitor Van Gansewinkel Group.
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Pemberton — Cocobod — Tunisie — Ahli Bank
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Preparing for MiFID II regulations will cost market participants over $2bn in 2017 in IT bills, a study by IHS Markit and Expand has found.
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Five high yield issuers looked to tap into improving sentiment in the corporate sterling market this week, as the Bank of England let rip its corporate bond purchase scheme (CBPS) on Tuesday.
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The sterling market's strength was on full display this week, with £1.1bn in new investment grade deals heading into investor pockets — a good sign that supply may be able to replace the BoE’s intended £10bn in purchases.
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UK mortgage broker Jerrold Holdings and UK distressed consumer credit purchaser Cabot Financial both priced their respective £375m and £350m bonds on Thursday, with one banker saying the sterling market feels strong.
