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Deutsche Bank AG, Germany’s biggest lender, is said to have issued collateralized debt obligations, using a structure common before the credit crunch to shed its riskier assets and boost its capital ratio.
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Europe’s corporate bond market is shrinking as redemptions outstrip issuance, banks borrow and lend less, and companies stockpile cash rather than invest in their businesses.
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Tackling the Greek crisis may be better left until 2013 because forcing losses on bondholders this year may cost more than extending new loans, according to analysts at CreditSights Inc.
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The euro-area economy was pushed into a recession for the second time in four years as trade slowed and government spending declined.
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Europe’s failure to agree on a comprehensive solution to the sovereign debt crisis threatens to consign AAA rated bonds in the region to history.
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Cedar Fair LP , the operator of amusement parks that called off a takeover by an Apollo Management LP affiliate, is marketing debt as investors may regain their appetite for high-yield, high-risk bonds.
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Companies are marketing $4.54 of debt after the busiest day for new U.S. dollar issuance this month.
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Corowa Shire , home to Australia’s biggest hog farm and a three-hour drive from Melbourne, couldn’t be farther from Wall Street.
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Lloyds Banking Group Plc will issue a total $3.69 billion of bonds backed by residential mortgages denominated in euros, dollars and pounds.
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Two new measures of default risk on emerging-market debt start trading today along with the latest series of existing corporate and sovereign benchmarks.
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