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BBVA and Crédit Mutuel Arkéa had varied results in the euro tier two market this week as bankers pointed towards growing caution among investors. -
Interest built slowly for a tightly priced €1bn tier two from BBVA on Thursday, as bankers pointed towards growing caution among investors.
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Crédit Mutuel Arkéa found strong demand for a €500m 12 year tier two on Wednesday, as investors showed their appetite for a product that could become a rarer sight in 2017.
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After a fantastic start to the year the FIG market has remained accommodative to borrowers and trades of all shapes and sizes, with a natural slowdown during blackout periods helping to quell any signs of indigestion.
