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MOVES-Krim returns to Credit Suisse
Khalid Krim is returning to Credit Suisse to co-head its European debt capital markets business, according to sources.
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No fireworks for World Bank's keenly priced euro return
The World Bank’s first euro trade in almost two years just managed to get over the line last week as investors baulked at the tight print on offer.
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Sterling taps flowing as L-Bank joins fray
L-Bank has joined KfW, NRW.Bank, Municipality Finance and Council of Europe Development Bank in tapping the sterling market, the latest issuer taking advantage of an attractive backdrop in the currency.
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No fireworks for World Bank's keenly priced euro return
The World Bank’s first euro trade in almost two years just managed to get over the line on Wednesday as investors balked at the tight print on offer.
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MOVES-Lloyds' Green moves to syndicate
Chris Green, a financial institutions debt capital markets origination banker at Lloyds Banking Group, is moving to the UK bank’s syndicate desk, according to sources.
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MOVES-Thimont returns to Credit Agricole
George Thimont has left Mizuho and is returning to Credit Agricole to work on the bank’s sovereign, supranational and agency bond syndicate desk, according to market sources.
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HSBC goes digital with "MyDeal" app
HSBC is rolling out a new centralised platform which it hopes will simplify processing information from investor roadshows for its new issue clients.
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Credit Suisse sets new landmark for AT1 market
Credit Suisse Group gave the Additional Tier 1 market a much needed fillip last week, landing the biggest order book of the year for a bank capital bond but the chunky price it had to pay could set an uncomfortable benchmark for those that follow.
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Canadian banks seize window ahead of rule change
Canadian banks led the charge for financial institutions last week, raising over US$7bn-equivalent in the euro and US dollar markets, taking advantage of one of the last windows to issue old-style senior before TLAC rules come into force in the country.
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Long Canadian absentee returns as euro market shines once more
Bank of Montreal became the latest bank to take advantage of more attractive funding costs to bring the first senior unsecured euro benchmark from a Canadian bank since mid-March.
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