Relative value helps draw demand for BPM

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Relative value helps draw demand for BPM

Bill Thornhill
July 18, 2018 02:00 pm
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View of Porta Nuova's skyline, one of Milan's districts, with the tall tower 'Torre Unicredit' (C) in Milan, Italy, 13 March 2015. Photo: Nicole Becker/dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE - | Nicole Becker/DPA/PA Images

Banco Popolare di Milano (BPM) attracted a bit more demand for a covered bond it issued this week than the previous two Italian deals, as the relative value compared to Italian government bonds was more attractive.

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