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September set for blast-off as money heads to IG funds
Cash prices of corporate debt recover from June lows, as investors move money into high grade risk
Higher rates' rising tide: tracking concession correlation across asset classes
The shocks of 2022 so far have jolted bond market new issue premia in unison
Veolia set for sharp deleveraging on €2.4bn Suez UK sale
Bondholders shrug on CMA-appeasing sale, but analysts say it will bolster Veolia’s credit metrics
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High grade euro corporate bond sales nosedived by 73% last month compared to a year ago -
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Funds seek to free up capital to explore new frontiers
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Central bank says it will reveal more about £20bn sell-off on August 18
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Raiffeisen Bank International and ING Bank are the lead arrangers
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London’s syndicate desks say dollar market is too strong for US borrowers to bother with euros
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A sliver of an issuance window remains before market expected to shut up shop for two weeks
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Almost two dozen banks will provide the sustainability-linked credit line
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Growth of NPL market could herald wave of securitizations
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Supra tightens from guidance for larger-than-planned transaction
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Ukraine sovereign comes through consent solicitation as investors also grant two state-owned issuers two years' relief from Eurobond payments
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Verona Pharma and Borr Drilling raise capital at opportune moment
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With the US pandemic-era ban on share repurchasing set to expire, the industry should redirect spare capital into sustainable projects
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Ukraine will find itself in 'awkward' position when negotiating with creditors
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Local investors are eager to buy covered bonds that pay floating rates
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Firms eschew arbitrage for attractive, sizable Swiss franc deals
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Slowing US inflation will strengthen hopes for a revival of CEEMEA issuance in September
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In this table, GlobalCapital Asia offers a glimpse of the bond deals that are in the works
