Barclays
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◆ Barclays leads reopening of foreign banks' issuance in yen ◆ BFCM unleashes 'rare beast' Kangaroo ◆ Danske stays closer to home in Swedish krona tier two
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Santander shows big AT1 deals work best alongside tender offers
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◆ Barclays pushes 'very impressive' AT1 flat to fair value after becoming net negative AT1 issuer ◆ Pension Insurance Corp follows euro peers with tier two ◆ 'Horribly undersupplied' investors pile in orders
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Province eyes public dollars after hiatus since 2022
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Hire supports BNPP's growing CEEMEA bond franchise
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◆ Issuance may be concentrated on Tuesday after a single deal on Monday ◆ Prospects for euro paper brighter than dollars ◆ AT1s in any currency likely to do well in this market
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◆ Callable FRN structure is ’positive evolution’ ◆ Longer fixed tranche draws €5.6bn orders ◆ Duration for high quality names still sought
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Barclays’ Faruqui will replace Hart at the UK M&A regulator
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The bloc's bonds outperformed swaps and France but views still mixed as to the issuer’s true status
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Barclays hired UBS banker as M&A chief, shuffles M&A senior staff
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New recruit in Paris will run sustainability for global markets
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Not all issuers drew large oversubscriptions in mixed market
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Issuer intends to focus on conventional dollar bonds but euros and green deals are also possible
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Provincial issuer grabs one of the biggest order books among the Canadians this year
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Latin American development bank reappears in sterling market after 22 years
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Japanese agency was met with record demand as it extends curve
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Agency joined SSA peers to confirm that ‘there is demand’ in this market
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Nordic supra plans to keep up pace of issuance into the summer
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'Patchy' SSA issuance expected in sterling after sparse few weeks
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The long-end deal is judged to have paid 1bp-3bp new issue premium
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A rerating of Lottomatica’s valuation has enabled Apollo to start exiting its position
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US drug maker's stake in Haleon set to fall to 24%
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Issuer last brought a green bond in 2022 but has been active via taps
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Vår Energi has performed well since its flotation on the eve of the outbreak of war in Ukraine
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◆ ‘A great, great trade,’ say rival bankers ◆ Investors ‘under-supplied’ in sterling
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German sub-sovereign again proves that it 'owns the long end' in euros
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Banks sell £308m of stock as Blackstone doubles down on call options strategy to quicken exit
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Supra only needs to raise €6bn in 2024 and offered 'a unique buying opportunity' this week
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First deal of the year from the €6bn funder
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◆ Barclays unlocked strong long-end demand for its first dollar trade of 2024 ◆ BlackRock raised $3bn as FIG supply booms
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Although investors want sterling risk, issuers are not queueing up to issue
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Pent-up demand for first sterling covered deal in three months fuelled the tight outcome
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£500m no-grow trade the first in sterling for three months
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Supra has already completed 44% of its borrowing by the end of February
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◆ Markets plead for regs pause ◆ Barclays' new strategy ◆ Middle East ECM to take it up a gear
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Venkat wants to generate higher returns in investment banking without increasing its capital
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Second largest book on record for the issuer after a 10 year it priced in March 2021
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Both names drew large oversubscriptions despite bringing similar trades
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The UK bank has been under pressure to lift its share price performance
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The sector’s tight valuation versus the likes of KfW is capping demand
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Issuer pushes spread tighter than recent deals from peers
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Multilateral development banks embark on learning curve of ‘extremely useful and powerful’ instrument
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New asset class firmly established as AfDB achieves the investor base and pricing it wanted, says treasurer
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Joint Lander #64 and Eurofima take euros while EBRD goes for sterling
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The multilateral lender is set to take $750m from a new type of product for SSAs
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EIB to test 15 year demand as agencies eye euros and dollars
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Plenty more to come yet from the Finnish agency, including green and possibly social bonds
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Swedish agency prints $1bn with ease as orders exceeds $4.1bn