David Evans
Curbs on bank trading activity hit liquidity
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Restrictions on bank proprietary trading have caused liquidity to fall in both the cash and credit derivatives markets, forcing investors to adopt alternative strategies.
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Gap between emerging and developed economies growing, says Credit Institute...
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Investors remain under-allocated to emerging market debt, despite emerging countries growing more rapidly – and, in many cases, boasting healthier balance sheets – than developed economies, panellists say.
Harrisburg woes spark fears of muni crisis
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Source: Credit
State capital of Pennsylvania flirts with default on two general obligation municipal bonds, raising fears over the ability of local government issuers to meet repayments.
Advanced economies risk slipping into Japan-style 'lost decade'
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Analysts have expressed concern that advanced economies in the West are slipping inexorably towards an extended period of deflation and low growth reminiscent of Japan’s infamous ‘lost decade’ of the 1990s. Credit reports on the steps US and European...
Emerging markets specialist tips Middle East property and Kazakh financials...
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The head of fixed income at Silk Invest, which specialises in frontier markets, talks to Credit about risks and opportunities in areas that other investors neglect.
Prop trading restrictions already hurting liquidity, say investors
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Restrictions on bank proprietary trading have caused liquidity to fall in both the cash and derivatives markets, forcing buy-side participants to adopt alternative investment strategies
New clearing rules may make CDS prohibitively expensive, traders warn
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Buy-side market participants are expecting increased operational costs when new regulation on central clearing of CDS contracts is implemented
Indosat $650m bond success augurs well for Indonesia issuers
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A $650 million bond from Indonesian telco Indosat, issued last month, was a record 16 times oversubscribed. What was it about the deal that attracted investors in such numbers?
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