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The recent surge in corporate bond issuance could fuel the return of liquidity to the high-grade corporate bond market, where trading volumes have dried up and bid/offer spreads remained wide for months. European sovereigns are expected to ramp-up sa les of inflation-linked bonds to referenced domestic consumer price indices and the focus still remains firmly on the credit derivatives markets, which are set to transform credit markets in the sa me way derivatives did with interest rate markets in the early 1980s. The Euromoney International Debt Capital Markets Handbook 2006 enables investors to keep up-to-date with these dynamic changes and to develop an effective market strategy in challenging times.
Euromoney's leading guide to global debt capital markets features the latest practical analysis and original research, forming a prime source of intelligence for investors and intermediaries. This publication has assembled an impressive consortium of individuals to write in-depth commentary on the diverse subjects in which they are leading the field. Extend your market knowledge by exploring the latest developments in mortgage-backed securities, insurance capital, acquisitions finance, the European corporate bond market and the high yield market. The Handbook presents a truly global perspective as it features analysis on the regulation and developments in key regional centres, with an exclusive focus on the dynamic covered bond markets. Take advantage of a uniquely targeted directory of over 2,500 contacts from financial institutions, law firms, consultancy firms, debt issuers and associations. Featuring contacts from over 40 major financial centres worldwide, listings include direct phone numbers and e-mail addresses for the relevant personnel and are fully updated with a complete range of job titles from all sectors.
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