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Japan's Banks Lose Earnings Tailwind With Slump in Foreign Bonds

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By Yuki Hagiwara, Tesun Oh Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
With interest rates near zero at home, the three so-called megabanks had flocked to bonds abroad in recent years to bolster returns. Now, with Treasury yields surging since last year, they’re faced with either selling down their holdings in anticipation of further price declines, or incurring mounting valuation losses. And with political turmoil in Italy roiling European bond markets, banks may think twice about reallocating their holdings to the region.
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Takeda's `Scary' Debt for Shire Deal Fuels Credit Market Concern

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By Takashi Nakamichi, Tesun Oh Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
The Japanese drug maker secured a bridge loan facility of about $31 billion to help pay for its purchase of Shire Plc, in what likely is the largest borrowing ever by a Japanese company for an acquisition. Takeda’s net debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization may rise to 5.4 times from 1.9 as of the end of December, and it may take several years for that gauge to fall back down to healthier levels, according to SMBC Nikko Securities Inc.
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Bank of Japan likely to enjoy greater policy freedom if Abe quits, says former board member Kiuchi

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By Takashi Nakamichi, Tesun Oh Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
The Bank of Japan will likely find it easier to make its inflation target less binding if recent scandals throw Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from power, according to Takahide Kiuchi, a former board member at the central bank. “If the unusually strong administration changes, the Bank of Japan could get a little more freedom,” Kiuchi said in an interview Tuesday. The BOJ has faced “considerable political pressure” these past five years, added.
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