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'Eye-catching' deal sheds some light on what covered bond spreads might be like come January
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As property companies have shown, the destination is more important than the journey
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Sectors in peril while others restructure debt — welcome to the new normal
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◆ Austrian bank completes strategic capital refi ◆ Investor response show 'no consensus' on pricing for 'very esoteric name' ◆ New deal has lower funding cost than March's pulled attempt ◆ Other debut issuers show deeply subordinated capital remains desirable
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Big order books and political changes to come raise chance of opportunistic issuance continuing deep into end of year
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Local banks play a vital role for the country in both domestic and international capital markets
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London's airport is the third foreign corporate to tap the Swiss market this week
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Inability to rely on the US will provide the impetus for loosening regulations in securitization
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LuLu Retail breaks demand records, as international investors take 30% of the book, including Vanguard and GIC
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◆ French firm takes €1bn a day before the US goes to the polls ◆ Investors looking for attractive French covered bonds ◆ French deals are tight to OATs despite high spreads
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To control what is transition-worthy too tightly would be to miss the point
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Investment grade companies issue €20bn of euro bonds this month