Banks
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Order books shrink when issuers tighten pricing as investor expectations of rate cuts shift
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◆ Japanese lender moves first in dollars before CPI roils rate cut expectations ◆ Conditions stabilise by Thursday as Jefferies brings its largest bond ◆ New supply to follow April 12 bank earnings
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Pricing from swap curve has taken a firm hold in 2024
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Issuer passes 70% funding mark after upsizing in social format for the first time
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Issuer intends to focus on conventional dollar bonds but euros and green deals are also possible
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Little is being done to protect society from climate change’s worsening effects
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Swissie market offering pricing benefits to issuers willing to go longer
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◆ BNS ‘showed confidence’ in euro senior bail-in ◆ Atradius ‘benefits in current market’ ◆ Sterling issuance eyed on ECB day
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German issuer upsized the deal despite sell-off in rates
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One month marketing period begins on Thursday ahead of a 10 year issuance
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Bpifrance and CEB both take €1.25bn while Kommunekredit returns to sterling
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Provincial issuer grabs one of the biggest order books among the Canadians this year