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MAR adds to deal aggro as mandates pile up
Multiple deals stuck in limbo due to market volatility MAR regulation adding to woes
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Copycat Svenska plays it safe
Svenska Handelsbanken played it safe with a short-dated sterling trade on Monday as the mood remained rather gloomy despite the improved market backdrop.
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Febrile sector sends Italian bank bonds to new wides
Italian bonds suffered renewed weakness last Friday, hitting new wides as pressure on the sovereign filtered through to lenders, leading to doubts about market access for its weaker banks.
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Bondholders seek answers after HSBC's 'disco' curveball
An ad hoc group of bondholders who were wrong-footed by HSBC’s decision to change the regulatory treatment of some of its Tier 2 securities have asked the bank to provide them with an update and more transparency.
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NatWest Markets finds tentative euro market for rebranded first
A five-year senior for recently rebranded NatWest Markets came up against a still challenging backdrop in the euro market on Thursday, where investors are reluctant to chase every new deal.
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MOVES-JP Morgan's Lewell returns to London for international syndicate job
JP Morgan’s Marc Lewell is relocating to London after a three-year stint in Asia to run the US bank’s international syndicate business, according to an internal memo seen by IFR.
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Bondholders seek answers after HSBC's 'disco' curve ball
An ad hoc group of bondholders who were wrongfooted by HSBC’s decision to change the regulatory treatment of some of its Tier 2 securities have asked the bank to provide them with an update and more transparency.
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JICA to add another 10-year notch
Japan International Cooperation Agency is restarting US dollar SSA issuance, looking to ape its US$500m 10-year trade from last year with a new SEC-registered Global.
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MOVES-De Vitis moves to Credit Agricole in Paris
A gap has opened up on Credit Agricole’s sovereign, supranational and agency debt syndicate desk in London, after Raffaele De Vitis moved to the bank’s Paris office.
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Covered bonds, securitisation key as banks exit TLTRO - Alonso
Covered bonds and securitisation will regain importance in banks’ funding strategies as the ECB’s targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO II) progressively mature, Bank of Spain’s deputy governor Javier Alonso said on Thursday.
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