Banks
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‘All stars aligned’ for the sovereign to serve up third deal of 2024
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New bond was issued at undersupplied part of the euro curve
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Rare Italian issuer attracts strong interest from private banks, while Crédit Agricole scores a hat trick
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◆ Austrian lender more than fives times subscribed as swathe of deals priced... ◆ ... from tight Nordic names... ◆ ... to Italy’s ‘different animal’
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◆ Books show high demand for major banks' debt capital ◆ DNB saves with annual coupon pricing ◆ Barclays takes out €1.5bn at 5bp-10bp NIP
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The European timezone is crucial for ambitious investment banks, but presents unique problems. How to cover it efficiently is causing internal tension, especially for US banks.
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The largest order came from an account new to the name
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German lender has not publicly issued Australian dollar debt since 2019
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Austria, France and Portugal opt for the same window
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Banker was last a managing partner at Deloitte
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At least a dozen SSAs are set to price deals on Wednesday
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◆ Green label helps Nordea to tightest euro tier two of 2024 ◆ Investors buying at fair value after November intro ◆ Portuguese insurer Fidelidade meets investors ahead of debut green RT1