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  • Deutsche Börse Successfully Places EUR 500 Million Hybrid Bond At An Attractive Coupon Of 2 Per Cent

    Date 16/02/2022

    Deutsche Börse AG has today successfully placed a corporate hybrid bond in an amount of EUR 500 million. The bond has a term of 26.25 years with a first optional call date after 6 years and a coupon of 2.00 per cent annually until June 2028.

  • BIS: Unequal Expenditure Switching: Evidence From Switzerland

    Date 16/02/2022

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    How do import prices affect inequality via their varying effects on the cost of living? When the Swiss National Bank removed the Swiss franc's exchange rate against the euro in January 2015, a unique opportunity arose to test methods of measuring welfare changes in response to changes in import prices. The episode was unique because the policy change resulted in a large and unexpected surge in the domestic currency's value when the macroeconomic environment was otherwise stable. Further, full microeconomic data on prices were available, as well as information on consumer spending and the currency of invoicing at the border.

  • EEX Updates 2022 Auction Calendar For Emissions Auctions

    Date 16/02/2022

    The European Energy Exchange (EEX) updated the 2022 auction calendar. The change is due to a request of Bulgaria to auction additional volumes initially scheduled for free allocation for electricity generation under Art 10c of the EU ETS Directive. This results in an increase of the CAP3 EU EUA auction volume by 5.16 million EUA in total in the year 2022. The increase will become operative from 21 March 2022.

  • SEC: Rita Sampson Named Director Of Office Of Equal Employment Opportunity

    Date 16/02/2022

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Rita M. Sampson has been named Director of the agency’s Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO).  

  • BIS - Exorbitant Privilege? Quantitative Easing And The Bond Market Subsidy Of Prospective Fallen Angels

    Date 16/02/2022

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    Massive issuance by BBB-rated firms has propelled growth of the US corporate bond market since the Great Financial Crisis. In this paper we investigate how quantitative easing (QE) boosted demand for BBB bonds and how it interacted with credit rating agencies' leniency to generate capital misallocation reminiscent of zombie lending.