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Storied MTN banker will leave the US firm after almost 13 years
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The widescale adoption of callable commercial paper in Europe could provide an important fillip to the beleaguered euro commercial paper market, investors said this week. EuroWeek can reveal that European banks have already begun printing callable CP in the US to help with their dollar funding, writes Craig McGlashan.
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French banks regained their position as the top European investment choice for US prime money market funds during December, despite the investors cutting holdings of eurozone bank debt overall.
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Small Spanish and Italian banks could follow in the footsteps of their larger peers and sell MTNs in the next few weeks, dealers said, although not everyone was bullish about their prospects.
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Some of the biggest banks in Spain and Italy have issued large, short-dated MTNs in recent days and bankers hope that they will lead to deals from smaller institutions in the periphery.
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VTB Bank sold its first euro commercial paper clip of 2013 late last week as the growing volume of issuance of the instrument from Russian credits showed no signs of abating.
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Italian banks made their first appearance in euro medium term notes this week against a backdrop of investor positivity towards the eurozone periphery. But issuers are still unlikely to sell anything but the most conservative of structures in the near term, said dealers.