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Separating the wheat from the chaff in debt services

The credit crunch has brought the benefits of a strong, experienced debt house into stark perspective, and there has been a realization that not all investment banks and their services are equal. Jethro Wookey reports.

Jethro Wookey, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Corporates demand safeguards for their cash

Companies must guard their cash more zealously than ever before and deploy it more efficiently as economies slow. Banks with the right products to help them will prosper. Those don’t include high-yielding cash funds. Peter Lee reports.

Peter Lee, June 06, 2008
BANKING

With liquidity now at such premium, is providing it more important to clients than the much-heralded integrated, solutions-based approach to capital?

Jim Esposito, head of syndicate and debt financing at Goldman Sachs

Alex Chambers, June 06, 2008
BANKING

LBO market braced for messy restructurings

Anyone with a brief to outline the benefits of mezzanine lending over the hedge fund and CLO money that recently replaced it could do worse than sit back and wait for the first wave of recent LBO deals to go wrong.

Louise Bowman, June 06, 2008
BANKING

One of the most remarkable results of the credit crunch has been the removal of the formerly ubiquitous league table trade.

It is now very difficult to purchase market share via this method. How important is a firm’s market share to winning business now compared to a year ago?

Alex Chambers, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Credit crunch lessons in debt capital markets

Who’d be a DCM head in 2007 or 2008? These bankers would. Alex Chambers finds out what the head officials at leading banks think are the key lessons the market has learnt and what the future holds for debt capital markets.

Alex Chambers, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Mezzanine finance: Lenders rewrite their terms of engagement

One of the many things that got forgotten during the LBO boom was that mezzanine is a risky product.

Louise Bowman, June 06, 2008
BANKING

In what ways have the debt capital markets been changed most significantly by the credit crunch?

Roberto Isolani, joint head of global capital markets at UBS

Alex Chambers, June 06, 2008
BANKING

EEMEA round-up: Russia – Deutsche regroups, Merrill’s head quits

Having been hit by a series of defections in recent months, Deutsche Bank has acquired a new head for its Russian business.

Guy Norton, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Editor's letter: Chill wind after joy of spring

After the bleakest of winters, springtime in the debt capital markets was an especially joyous affair. In April and May there were record new-issue volumes in the US and a revival of the European market. That is good news for large financial institutions and the big underwriters.

Clive Horwood, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Ukraine: MHP feeds appetite for farming

Bankers say there will be further equity capital markets issuance from farming groups in Ukraine in the coming months.

Guy Norton, June 06, 2008
BANKING

Taiwan: Revamping the stock market

The Taiwan Stock Exchange has launched a plan to merge the country’s various exchanges and platforms, and to list them next year.

June 06, 2008

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