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Medtronic, the US medical devices company, garnered more than €19bn of demand for a €6.25bn six tranche bond issue on Thursday, including a sizeable oversubscription for the 30 year tranche, which some syndicate officials had said might be tough to place.

The Kingdom of Morocco, an infrequent emerging market issuer that some investors have been watching for, launched a euro bond on Thursday, its second in two years.

Swedish Export Credit Corporation took full advantage of the quiet SSA market to print a three year dollar benchmark on Wednesday. Ontario Teachers Finance Trust is set to follow on Thursday.

Realty Income, the US Reit, visited the sterling market for a long 10 year bond on Wednesday, and deal-hungry investors piled in.

Skipton Building Society is looking to sell its first series of non-preferred senior notes in sterling — a market that has proved shaky amid a fresh spike in Brexit volatility.

Medtronic, the US medical devices company, has mandated banks for a multi-tranche euro bond at a time when European investors are demanding higher spread concessions from Reverse Yankee borrowers than local issuers.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Development Bank made a big splash in the dollar market on Tuesday, despite facing worse volatility than expected as fears over the coronavirus pandemic grew.

The UK rode out renewed fears of the resurgent coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, printing its second syndicated deal of the month with an order book over seven times covered.

India’s Glenmark Pharmaceuticals has returned to the loan market after an absence of more than 10 years. It is seeking a $175m deal.

Following investor calls last week, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Development Bank hit screens on Monday to announce new dollar benchmark transactions, which will be used to support their member states in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Spanish telecoms group MasMovil is preparing a €720m bond, the second part of the financing for its take-private by Cinven, KKR and Providence Private Equity. Most of the €2.9bn financing came through a loan issue, allocated in July, with the bonds readied following shareholder acceptance for the offer last week.

Rabobank has issued its largest green bond, a day after publishing a new Sustainable Funding Framework that will enable it to print debt in four different green and social flavours — a structure it hopes will give investors more clarity.