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Volkswagen Leasing was the sole issuer to tap the euro market on Monday, brushing off any fears about investor engagement in August by gathering an almost four times subscribed book for a €1.5bn print. -
The Housing Finance Corp (THFC) sold its second ever new issue on Tuesday, with the UK government guaranteed borrower pricing a 28 year sterling bond flat, or almost flat, to its outstanding paper.
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Volkswagen returned to the Australian dollar market for the first time in more than eight months on Thursday with a new four year transaction that attracted strong demand from both domestic and offshore accounts.
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A torpid June and July has meant that the corporate bond market has stayed active for longer than normal this year, and some syndicate managers maintain that issuers would be well advised to take advantage of a lively summer by getting in ahead of the September rush.
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Paragon Group, the UK buy-to-let mortgage financer, is eyeing its third ever sterling denominated retail bond, adding to a recent surge of issuance in the currency.
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There is little sign that summer holidays are keeping investors away from the corporate bond market this week: while the flow of deals may be slower than normal, issuers that have decided to tap the market are still receiving a warm reception.
