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Capital markets Capital markets: Debt • Bond/note issuances • Convertible and hybrid securities • Islamic finance • High-yield bonds* Capital markets: High yield • All non-investment grade debt issuances Capital markets: Derivatives • Swaps, futures and options • All other non-standard tradable instruments not covered by the debt,
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