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Issuers delve into box of tricks to keep market access
Jumbo new concessions and being ready to go at a moment’s notice are just two of the tactics borrowers are using to get deals done
Housing associations hit by Gilt chaos but rent is the big issue
Inflationary pressure could spark more mergers in the sector
IG corporates find bids in euros across the curve
Volatile week ends on a high as issuers sell bonds from three to 10 years
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Italian utility Enel provided a spark to the dollar market on Thursday when it led a trio of issuers following a sell-off in corporate credit -
Companies print €4.75bn of debt as market remains stable for second day
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French utility made to pay up as year of pain for country’s energy sector takes toll
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US muni market could be template for broad market that solves granularity problem
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Substantial concession brings in tidy book
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To price the deal at all was a triumph in a week when UK politics all but shut primary bond markets
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Portuguese utility wins €6.5bn of demand for green bond
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Debt chief Simon Francis says high and low rated companies are getting used to new cost of capital
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New investment adviser will raise further funds
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Deals will fall between Germany’s holiday and US employment data
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Rumours about the Swiss bank lead to uncertainty over the Fed's regulation of non-US banks
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CIO Alexandra Cooley is optimistic on the expansion of the C-PACE market and growth of the greenium in ABS deals
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Banker hails “bond beyond oil” but some green investors shun it
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The Saudi issuer's bullish gambit is all about the message
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DNB rushes to finish funding for the year before entering earnings blackout
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Rising yields allow insurance firms to hit yield targets beyond seven years
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At least 10 ABS deals have been priced already in October
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Nordea’s experiment shows at least some investors like SLL funding bonds
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Flow of smaller follow-on deals shows markets are sleeping, not dead
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The French bank has appointed the head of its corporate and investment bank to the top job in a move that will surprise the Paris establishment. It sends a signal about its ambitions, writes David Rothnie
