Banks turn to Swiss market for opportunistic funds

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Banks turn to Swiss market for opportunistic funds

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A Swiss flag waves near the Jungfraujoch in the Bernese Alps in Switzerland, 05 August 2013. The station ehich is also called the Top of Europe is 3,454 meters above sea level and thus, the highest railway station in Europe. Photo: Soeren Stache | Soeren Stache/DPA/PA Images

National Australia Bank (NAB) and Société Générale issued Swiss franc bonds on Wednesday with tight pricing, in a sign that the market is luring financial borrowers to print opportunistically.

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