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Tradeweb’s IPO shows how OTC markets are changing
By Kris Devasabai
December 2, 2019, Risk
Amid a crop of disappointing tech IPOs, Tradeweb’s stock market debut in April felt like a coming-of-age party, heavy with symbolism and bursting …
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Banks urged to clean up government bond sale practices
By Tommy Stubbington
December 1, 2019, Financial Times
A standards body tasked with cleaning up the City of London following a series of scandals has warned banks about potential conflicts …
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Mnuchin: Treasury thinking of 100-year U.S. bond
Yahoo Finance’s Brian Cheung discusses the latest news that Treasury Secretary Mnuchin is looking at issuing 100 year U.S. bonds.…
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Santelli Exchange: Negative yields up $3.1 trillion in August
Academy Securities’ Peter Tchir and CNBC’s Rick Santelli discuss the rush into U.S. bonds, the yield curve, and corporate debt.…
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U.S. Treasury gets cool response to idea of ‘century bond’
By Colby Smith
August 19, 2019, Financial Times
The U.S. government received a cool reception from Wall Street for the idea that it should issue super long-dated Treasuries that would …
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Common euro sovereign bond ‘inevitable’, say DMO heads
By Burhan Khadbai
June 19, 2019, GlobalCapital
A move to a common euro sovereign bond is likely to happen once there is greater harmonization between the fiscal policies of eurozone …
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Indices and Benchmarks: The Chinese dam breaks
By Joseph Martithasan
June 4, 2019, IPE
The dam has finally broken. China’s huge onshore bond markets have been included in global bond indices.
Bloomberg led the way with China’s …
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Treasuries Market Defies Safety Steps, Spurring Alarm Over Risks
By Liz McCormick
May 7, 2019, Bloomberg
The 2008 crisis nearly wrecked the financial system, and there’s since been widespread agreement that safeguarding more trades inside the fortresses known as …
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China’s Bond Market Is Opening — But Are the Rating Agencies Ready?
By Hudson Lockett and Yizhen Jia
April 4, 2019, Financial Times
When a Shanghai unit of CEFC China Energy sold its first bonds to domestic investors in 2014 the company …
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Domestic Investors Pick Up U.S. Debt When Foreign Creditors Won’t
By Daniel Kruger and Kate Davidson
February 6, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
A steady decline in demand for U.S. government bonds from foreign investors hasn’t been the disaster many …
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