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◆ Google parent prints largest ever corp deal in Australian dollars ◆ Investors queue up with monster orderbook ◆ Issuer pays modest concession to its dollar curve
◆ Infrequent issuer stretches euro curve by a year ◆ Order book barely budges through final pricing ◆ Bankers see high single digit new issue premium
◆ German firm ends seven year sterling absence ◆ Slim concession paid ◆ Deal tightly priced compared to euros
Google parent eyes four-part Aussie dollar debut
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Tightly trading bonds look ripe to gap wider as conditions expected to deteriorate
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Investors forced to accept deals priced close to secondary curve as supply dwindles
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Even lowest rated names only pay up a handful of basis points
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Demand proves solid even down the ratings spectrum
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Las Vegas resort and casino operator, owned by Malaysia’s Genting, seals $400m crossover bond on long-term investor support
