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Emirates NBD sold a privately placed subordinated debt deal on Tuesday, an ultra-rare format that is likely to grow in popularity among Asian and Middle Eastern issuers this year, according to dealers.
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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.
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The first international bond in euros from an Icelandic bank since the country’s financial meltdown in 2008 still looks some way off as policymakers scrutinise a proposal to remove a legal obstacle to issuance, industry insiders told EuroWeek on Thursday.
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Peripheral banks and other struggling eurozone institutions have welcomed news that a leading European money market fund provider is to launch unrated funds, writes Craig McGlashan.
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European money market funds are under pressure to reform to a floating net asset value model after a European Union-wide regulatory body — chaired by European Central Bank president Mario Draghi — called on the industry to abandon constant share values.
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US prime money market funds have ploughed into European bank commercial paper in recent months but questions remain over the future of the investor base after more authorities in the US added their voices to calls for reform in the industry this week.