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Expectation of a victory for centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election has fuelled a big rally in cash bonds this week, making conditions very supportive for borrowers returning from blackout periods and looking at executing new deals. -
Turkish privately owned bank Fibabanka well test demand for riskier Turkish debt following the country's constitutional referendum on April 16, and has named two for its debut public transaction, a tier two Basel III deal of up to $300m.
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Following several months of apprehension in the run-up to Sunday's first round vote in the French presidential election, French banks can now look forward to better issuance conditions and lower funding costs as they build towards their regulatory capital requirements.
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Australia’s QBE Insurance group offered the latest example of innovation in the green bond market this week, opening books on the insurance sector’s first ever deal in the format.
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Asia’s bond markets are preparing for record China offshore issuance this year, driven by the ambitious funding plans of city commercial banks. Bankers expect at least $20bn of bank capital transactions to hit screens with pricing likely to be tight thanks to support from onshore investors.
