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Íslandsbanki is eyeing up long dated unsecured domestic bonds and an international trade as the next installments of its capital market comeback, the bank has told EuroWeek.
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Íslandsbanki added another milestone in Icelandic banks’ capital market revival late last week as it became the first financial institution from the country to print commercial paper since 2008.
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Banks sold short dated floating rate notes in large volumes during the week as investors looked to protect themselves against a low yield environment. Other issuers took advantage of volatility in cross-currency basis swaps to print outside their home currency.
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Tinkoff Credit Systems (TCS) is set to issue price guidance for its debut euro commercial paper deal on Wednesday after investor meetings in Switzerland and London earlier in the week.
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Tinkoff Credit Systems is roadshowing in Switzerland as the bank looks to launch the inaugural clip from its euro commercial paper programme, EuroWeek understands.
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Short term debt dealers have questioned a new ratings agency report that claims European banks have a minimal reliance on money market funds from their home continent. The figures may be off by almost 80%, said one CP dealer.