Deutsche pushes through funding plan with non-preferred senior

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Deutsche pushes through funding plan with non-preferred senior

Tyler Davies
November 13, 2017 12:00 pm
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Deutsche Bank was looking to take advantage of its shrinking funding costs this week, raising $1.6bn in the dollar market with a pair of five year senior trades.

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