WHEN EUROMONEY SET out to gauge the mood of structured credit bankers in Japan as the fallout from the US sub-prime crisis spread east, the initial signs weren’t promising. One banker in Tokyo arrives late for the first time for his meeting, cordial as ever but looking slightly flustered. Another is accompanied by an unprecedented total of three corporate communications officers, one wielding a Dictaphone and all looking somewhat grave. A third banker visibly winces at the mention of the words “sub-prime”.
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