Banks
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◆Rabo reenters euro senior market after more than a year away ◆ 'Pent-up demand' swells order book ◆ Green senior bail-ins down on 2024
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◆ No premium needed for 'well-funded' name ◆ Final book the biggest in four weeks ◆ Deal attracts strong asset manager bid
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◆ Japanese bank's longest senior bond in euros ◆ Adds call option similar to its dollar funding ◆ Strong demand in anticipation of low issuance volumes
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◆ Demand sticky despite tight spread ◆ Next to no concession offered ◆ Pick-up to SSAs not a concern
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Deal opens door for more foreign FIG regulatory capital raising Down Under
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CBA and Nationwide senior bonds push monthly FIG tally to just shy of $80bn
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Sovereign achieved ‘significant milestone’ but market participants hope to see more
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◆ Dutch bank takes €1.5bn at four years ◆ Little resistance to pricing through 20bp ◆ Sticky book allows for tight final level
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◆ Second SP deal from SEB this year... ◆... becomes longest point on its euro curve ◆ Some concession left as 'the right compromise'
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No dedicated head for business in MidEast
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◆ New senior non-preferred bond comes a month after defence-labelled senior preferred ◆ Improved sentiment towards new French government ◆ Danske Bank finds 'strong' appetite for tight FRN
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◆ Maybank gathers sticky, high quality demand ◆ No premium needed ◆ Prima prices tight