StanChart eyes euro return as bankers urge caution on pricing

Tyler Davies

September 26, 2017 01:00 pm

Standard_Chartered_PA_230x150 — A general view of the Standard Chartered building in the City of London, as more than £6 billion was wiped from the value of Standard Chartered after the banking giant was accused of hiding 250 billion US dollars (£160 billion) of transactions with the Iranian government. | Yui Mok/PA Archive/PA Images

Standard Chartered built a healthy order book for its first euro senior trade in about three years on Tuesday, though bankers suggested that new issuance conditions were starting to get a little trickier in the financial institutions bond market.

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