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Opportunistic covered deals unearth demand at the very short end
◆ Floaters find demand as new quarter begins ◆ Quiet public market paves way for semi-private placements
Storied MTN banker will leave the US firm after almost 13 years
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Private placements from peripheral European financial institutions will dominate the market in the coming weeks as investors hunt for yield, according to MTN dealers. These banks could steal the spotlight from Nordic financial institutions, which have dominated the market this week. -
With strikes in the news this week there was definitely a 1980s feel to London — and Deutsche Bank’s Anthony Saputo thought it was the perfect excuse to revert back to his childhood and break out his froggie onesie.
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UniCredit has hired Konrad Merkofer and Anshuman Mehta as MTN dealers based in London. They are the first MTN bankers for UniCredit to be based in the city. They will supplement the team based in Munich.
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European banks could print more one and two year floating rate notes in the coming weeks as money market funds hunt for the paper, a leading market figure told EuroWeek.
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Spanish banks enjoyed a surge in demand for their private placements this week, and many are expected to favour the private market for issuing senior unsecured debt in 2014.
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Demand for Irish bank debt was outperforming the market by a distance this week, as Moody’s became the last of the big three ratings agencies to upgrade the country above junk status.
