Commerzbank
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After issuing a fixed rate bond yesterday, Deutsche Bahn came back to the market today (Thursday) with a €200m tap of the €400m eight year floating rate note it had printed last week. -
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Euros proved the currency of choice for SSA borrowers on Monday with two new issues, two taps and a mandate in the market across a range of maturities.
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Nederlandse Gasunie closed a €300m no-grow floater on Friday, attracting an order book of around €550m for the three year notes.
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Deutsche Bahn made the most of an otherwise empty corporate bond market on Wednesday, increasing its latest floating rate note from €300m to €400m, making the deal its largest eight year FRN.
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The European Union reopened its 1.375% October 2029s to raise just over €1bn on Thursday and will use most of the proceeds to refinance a maturing loan for Ireland.
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Deutsche Bahn came to an empty corporate bond market on Wednesday, increasing its latest floating rate note from €300m to €400m, making the deal its largest eight year FRN.
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A pair of banks, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, have made senior hires to their medium term note teams.
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Commerzbank has hired two senior credit salespeople to its fixed income and currencies business in London.
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Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederösterreich-Wien and Banca Carige have mandated leads for covered bond roadshows that will start in early October.
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The message from market participants at the Euromoney/GlobalCapital Corporate Summit in Paris on Monday was clear: private placement investors need to go global.
