Banks
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◆ Some premium paid ◆ Cautious investors 'stay in the book' ◆ Swedbank was 'the right name' amid volatility
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◆ Issuer sets level flat to supra peer ◆ No new issue concession ◆ CEB takes €1bn, book easily covers
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◆ Backlog of German issuers looking to print ◆ State set to print while reforms put to vote ◆ Lower Saxony covers deal well
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◆ A 'double digit' saving for issuer ◆ Investors 'want defensive, short assets' ◆ More reverse Yankee issuance debated
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Other sustainability bankers’ jobs at risk
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◆ Pace of FIG issuance in the US slows down ◆ Nordea the sole Yankee financial issuer this week ◆ Local insurers make up the rest of the primary action with senior and subordinated offerings
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Upheaval in US-Europe relationship could reshape the M&A landscape
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◆ CA experiences big drop in orders ◆ BCP struggled to tighten from IPT ◆ FIG deals struggle even as corps succeed
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◆ Difficult FIG execution was less pronounced in the senior market ◆ New type of offerings from BNP Paribas and Islandsbanki receive strongest reception ◆ AIB's mid range holdco lifts lower volume
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◆ Priced off recent peer issue ◆ New levels found after swap spread moves ◆ Deal twice subscribed
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Wendel received €750m of cash up front, about 86% of shares’ pre-trade value