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December 2008
Secondary bond markets are hopelessly illiquid. Dealers refuse to make markets to investors. But a new breed of agency broker now offers the chance to match buyers and sellers.
Long sheltered from the credit crunch, sovereign, supranational and agency spreads have ballooned in the wake of the introduction of government-guaranteed bank debt. How will SSA names find their place in the uncharted territory of Libor-plus? Jethro Wookey reports.
Access to debt refinance has all but dried up for corporate treasurers. Those expecting tier back-up loan facilities to bail them out could be in for a nasty surprise. Alex Chambers looks at how companies can survive the liquidity crisis.
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February 2008
It’s actually liquid! It can actually trade!
...while another is taking away the positives