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◆ Highly regarded issuer prints longest covered bond for three years ◆ Deal is more expensive than SSA debt... ◆... but investors show strong demand at 'fair' price -
European banks progress with capital raising as spreads tighten, but investor qualms grow
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Pricing was tight after sovereign found healthy demand
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US covered bonds could fill the triple-A rated void left by the sovereign's downgrade
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◆ Japanese bank returns to euro market after many years ◆ Global asset managers reducing US dollar exposure ◆ Euro issuers facing increased competition
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◆ Biggest book for Rentenbank in any currency, according to lead ◆ Agency raises $1.5bn ◆ Sets stage for more dollar issuance
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◆ QTC aims to build curve in euros ◆ Monitoring dollars too ◆ Canadian comps used
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Convertible market is hot, say bankers
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Investment banks wishing to cut costs with AI should remember what clients pay for
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◆ Bond secured against a pool of export credit agreements ◆ Santander gets biggest bid-to-cover ratio since March ◆ Deal lands flat, if not through, fair value
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Both companies will benefit from a gold price one banker called 'amazing'
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◆ $9bn raised in one go, peers inspired ◆ ‘Very efficient’ dual-tranche serves issuer well ◆ Tight Treasury spread but 'where the market trades’ is important
