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Corporates load up in MTNs with floaters, Gulf banks look outside dollars

Symbolic photo, gift of money, Christmas, Symbolfoto, Geldgeschenk, Weihnachten
Diana Bui, December 17, 2025
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Swiss bond market rides higher wave of issuance in 2025
Diana Bui, December 12, 2025
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Corporate issuers crowd into hot December window
Diana Bui, December 09, 2025
Corporate Bonds
Sterling credit market finds seasonal groove in rare December burst
Frank Jackman, December 04, 2025
High grade and crossover bonds
Aroundtown and LondonMetric hit sterling corporate bond mart
Frank Jackman, December 04, 2025
High grade and crossover bonds
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 24.11.2022, The renovated Amsteldok building, base of multinational advertising and marketing services group WPP
WPP shrugs off profit slump with solid bid for €1bn trade
◆ Demand peaks at 3.3 times the deal size ◆ Spread tightened by 30bp ◆ Final deal size at the upper end of expectations
Diana Bui, December 02, 2025
High grade and crossover bonds
An aerial image of United Utilities Water Treatment works, Parbold, north west England, UK
United Utilities splashes into sterling corporate bond mart
◆ First deal in sterling since UK budget ◆ Book falls as deal prices tighten ◆ More sterling supply expected before Christmas
Frank Jackman, December 01, 2025
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Entrance to the Credit Agricole, Ales, France.. Image shot 10/2008. Exact date unknown.
Foreign banks fill empty Swiss franc bond window
Crédit Agricole and DekaBank take centre stage in Swissies as domestic names go quiet
Diana Bui, November 28, 2025
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Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, center, Britain's Health Secretary Wes Streeting, left, and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer hold hot drinks as they talk with Nurses during a visit to University College London Hospital in London,
Sterling corporate bonds beckon after Budget bump passes
Light opportunistic dusting expected, but prohibitive pricing to put off non-sterling funders
Frank Jackman, November 27, 2025
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