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Wachovia opens new markets with first deals in euros, sterling

  • 28 Jul 2006

Wachovia was rewarded for its patience this week when it priced its first bonds in euros and sterling, which had been delayed during the recent volatile weeks in the market.

The fourth largest US bank and third largest retail brokerage issued a Eu1.5bn five year senior floater, a Eu750m ...

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