Swiss market weathers storm as two banks raise opportunistic funding

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Swiss market weathers storm as two banks raise opportunistic funding

Silas Brown
February 14, 2018 01:00 PM
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National Australia Bank (NAB) and Société Générale both entered the Swiss market on Wednesday with tight pricing, in a sign that the market is luring financial borrowers to print opportunistically in Swiss francs.

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