NatWest sucks up demand for defensive trade

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NatWest sucks up demand for defensive trade

Jasper Cox
September 19, 2018 02:15 pm
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NatWest Markets attracted €4bn of demand for a short-dated floating rate bond on Wednesday. Bankers on and off the deal disagreed about the size of new issue premium offered.

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