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What did Barclays get for its £322m from Qatar?
In April 2012 Barclays announced one of its private equity units was partnering with the Qatar Asset Management Co to co-invest in natural resource assets.
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Reckitt stays west for M&A bond
UK consumer goods group Reckitt Benckiser stole the limelight in the US bond market last week - and disappointed hopeful European investors - printing a US$7.75bn four-part bond issue to finance its US$17.9bn purchase of US baby-food maker Mead Johnson.
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Market shrugs at latest UK election shock
A hung UK parliament - one of the most unexpected UK election results in living memory - failed to roil financial markets in anything like the fashion experienced in the aftermath of the Brexit result a year ago.
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BNP Paribas hires pair from Goldman
BNP Paribas has boosted its credit trading team with two hires from Goldman Sachs, according to a market source.
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Barclays picks top team for capital markets
Barclays has appointed Jill Schwartz as global head of leveraged finance as part of a series of changes in its capital markets business.
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BAML debt market veteran Tempelman retires
Marc Tempelman, vice-chairman of capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, is retiring from the bank, according to a market source.
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MOVES-BAML debt market veteran Tempelman retires
Marc Tempelman, vice-chairman of capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, is retiring from the bank, according to a market source.
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Light at the end for Eurotunnel
Eurotunnel looks set to slash the cost of its whole business securitisation when it refinances an entire tranche, possibly this week, despite being forced to pay around €500m to unwind associated interest rate swaps.
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MOVES-Deutsche Bank names Diamond to head SSA in EMEA
Deutsche Bank has appointed Peter Diamond as the new head of its integrated supranationals, sovereigns and agencies (SSA) business, according to an internal memo seen by IFR.
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UK deal pushed back until after election
The securitisation of £4.09bn of UK student loans has been pushed back beyond June 8, with the government taking the decision to delay bringing a large and new asset class to market during a general election.
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