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Opportunistic covered deals unearth demand at the very short end
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Storied MTN banker will leave the US firm after almost 13 years
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Money market funds borrowing and lending in the eurozone has increased, but bankers expect the corporate and public sectors to start stealing the influx.
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Jyske Bank is changing its private placement plans to avoid euros and instead issue in other currencies. This diversification will allow the bank to issue longer tenors, a strategy EMTN bankers recommend to other banks.
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Private placements from Irish banks could become a more regular feature of MTN markets in the coming weeks, as dealers reported an increase in enquiries for the credits and Bank of Ireland sold its first private deal in three years.
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Private placements from Irish banks could become a more regular feature of MTN markets in the coming weeks, as dealers reported an increase in enquiries for the credits and Bank of Ireland sold its first private deal in three years.
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International Bank of Azerbaijan and Mashreq Bank returned to the Eurobond market this week and bankers expect them both to be more active in 2014.
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US prime money market funds' exposure to European financial institutions increased to 28% of total investment, or $186bn, in the third quarter, according to Moody's.