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International institutional investors showed no signs of ‘Brexit’ jitters this week as the last of the sovereign's syndication before the European Union referendum drew a record book of more than £15bn. -
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The UK’s financial watchdog has warned banks that terminating client relationships deemed ‘risky’ may have some unexpectedly litigious consequences.
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China had no problem selling its first offshore renminbi bond outside of Hong Kong as a strong showing from central banks pushed the deal to be more than twice subscribed.
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FCE Bank, the finance subsidiary of Ford, paid a visit to the sterling bond market on a day when much of Europe was celebrating the Corpus Christi public holiday.
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TwentyFour Asset Management’s listed closed-ended UK Mortgages Limited fund muscled in on the UK RMBS market on Wednesday with a debut securitization of buy-to-let mortgages.
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A JP Morgan debt capital markets banker is leaving after a decade at the firm.
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China attempted to position its upcoming offshore renminbi sovereign bond as a sign that markets have full confidence in the country’s economy at a launch for the deal at a ceremony in London today.
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HSBC drummed up nearly $10bn in orders for a dollar denominated additional tier one (AT1) deal on Tuesday, as the asset class continued its steady recovery after a difficult first quarter.
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UK homebuilder McCarthy & Stone has extended the maturity and reduced the interest cost of its £200m revolving credit facility.
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UK investors showed no jitters on Tuesday about a potential UK exit from the European Union, as the sovereign’s last syndication before the EU membership referendum drew a book of more than £15bn — a record for an inflation-linked Gilt syndication.
