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Privately placed euro medium term notes from peripheral eurozone banks are looking increasingly attractive to yield starved investors, but with buyers uninterested in anything but the most conservative structures, trades are proving hard to come by, dealers said this week.
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US prime money market fund exposure to unsecured eurozone bank debt could be set to build on gains made over the last three months as managers move away from lower yielding repo, analysts have said.
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Renaissance Capital has attracted international demand to a tap of its 13.5% June 2018 bond, which is expected to price later on Monday with a size of $50m.
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The pace of euro commercial paper issuance from Russian banks shows no signs of slowing as new credits print for the first time and others approach the market.
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European Central Bank president Mario Draghi’s hints of a future interest rate cut effectively halted a busy day for bank euro commercial paper as participants digested the news on Thursday.
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B&N Bank has been roadshowing in Switzerland with a view to placing its third ever euro commercial paper deal, according to bankers.