Banks
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Issuer aims to stay active in core maturities and has now done three and 10 years in 2025
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◆ LatAm development bank adds to funding toolkit ◆ Patience is virtue as issuer waits out tariff storm ◆ Book ended up 6.4 times covered
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◆ Large deal kickstarts FY 2025-26’s linker programme ◆ Shorter maturity caters to investor demand ◆ ‘Consistent, business-as-usual approach’ celebrated by markets
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◆ Issuer raises €1.5bn supported by nearly €10bn of orders ◆ Though some see higher NIP than usual paid for that tenor ◆ Deka leaves slim premium as other, less frequent borrowers prepare senior opco deals
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◆ Hesse prints largest European regional green bond ◆ ESM builds 'massive' book ◆ CDP tightens pricing by 6bp
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Losses will affect all departments and regions
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◆ Euro deal is Canadian bank’s third after US and Canadian dollar prints ◆ Short-end floating rate debt remains popular among investors and issuers ◆ RBC prints flat to its home market
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‘Compelling and unique’ opportunity leads to record demand for new vaccine bond
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Dance between secured and unsecured FIG bonds puzzles bankers
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Banks using artificial intelligence will need to go beyond cost-cutting and harness the technology to produce bankers who are better equipped to deal with clients
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◆ Bank's first dollar benchmark bond for 10 years ◆ Most of paper sold outside Dach ◆ Diversification achieved at a cost to euros