Commerzbank
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Kion Group, the German forklift manufacturer, has finished a Schuldschein deal that raised almost €1bn, in one of eight Schuldschein trades that were launched or priced this week from a wide range of sectors and regions.
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and WL Bank successively priced the tightest covered bonds of the year this week and both were able to tighten pricing to a greater extent than any previous German issuer.
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Neopost, the French postal equipment maker, has returned to the Schuldschein for funding diversification purposes.
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The Singapore dollar bank capital market welcomed Commerzbank’s inaugural Basel III tier two bond this week, allowing it to price through fair value.
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Commerzbank has chosen a new head of its UK corporate banking operation and a new head of international loan origination as part of a reshuffle of senior bankers.
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Korea Development Bank (KDB) has become the latest name from South Korea to join the debt issuance party, sealing a triple tranche offering with two floating rate tranches, and finding $4bn of demand for its deal.
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The Singapore dollar bank capital market is set for a busy week with Commerzbank announcing a Basel III tier two bond on Wednesday morning. Its offering closely follows UOB’s successful tier two outing on Monday.
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Kion Group, the German forklift manufacturer, has finished a Schuldschein deal raising almost €1bn in the process. There was particular focus on Asian investors, despite Kion not offering a dollar tranche.
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Asia DCM has seen a steady supply of South Korean issuers so far in 2017, with Korea Development Bank becoming the latest to venture out with dollar-denominated bonds.
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg has priced the tightest covered bond of the year and was able to tighten pricing to a greater extent than any other German issuer this year.
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United Overseas Bank is marketing the year’s first Singapore dollar-denominated bond from a financial institution, while Germany's Commerzbank has also set its sights on the same liquidity pool.
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Berlin Hyp issued a well oversubscribed €500m eight year mortgage backed covered bond on Wednesday and attracted exceptional demand from foreign investors, even though the deal was priced tightly.