Standard Chartered
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◆ RBC leads European banks to funding in the US ◆ Once JP Morgan starts the third quarter bank earnings season local FIG bond wave could materialise ◆ This could keep market busy until US election
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◆ Premium paid debated ◆ Uncertainty about tenor chosen ◆ More covered supply to come as issuers adapt to higher premiums
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◆ Latest deal spree reaches $13.5bn-equivalent ◆ KBC funds at tight price but cracks in demand show ◆ Stan Chart prints in Singaporean dollars
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More than 12 regional and global banks joined the facility as Middle Eastern companies find M&A appetite
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Banker will oversee Nordic bank and public sector coverage
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◆ Report examined if eight major UK banks could enter resolution safely ◆ One bank singled out for a ‘shortcoming’ ◆ ‘Areas for enhancements’ identified in five
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New head joins after five years heading north American FIG at Santander
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◆ Favourable dollar market draws foreign and domestic FIG issuers ◆ NatWest chooses dollar for AT1 to achieve best post-swap cost ◆ String of senior issuance also offers rare five year FRN
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Deal will be secured against a pool of Singaporean residential mortgages
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Ex-banker joins trading platform as demand for digitisation grows
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Little is being done to protect society from climate change’s worsening effects
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Bill Winters has one chance left to secure his legacy as Standard Chartered CEO. The exit of Simon Cooper is just the beginning