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Most banks have shied away from guaranteeing issuers certain bond execution and investors might see it as a red flag — but the practice may be making a return -
Dual listings by international companies could be the next step in the development of the IPO market in the Gulf as investors show appetite for diversity
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Tightening of covenants expected for new bonds
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Some suggest a single comment paper sent the first significant UK IPO for a year on a downward spiral — but it may just have been politics
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All eyes are fixed on November early repayment data for clues about bond volumes
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Big books and tight prints suggest a turning point that could tempt issuers to bring forward deals into this year
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A gloomy funding environment and increasing uncertainties are making banks ever more cautious and selective
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Bank of China’s Paris branch pushed out Asia's first dollar deal with this unique label
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CoGard, Agile raise funding through ‘win-win’ deals but bankers warn market optimism may not last long
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Some banks and investors expect covenants to improve as risk rises
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Market absorbed heavy Gilt issuance and a slew of supra, agency and FIG deals
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This year’s largest volume of unsecured FIG issuance for a week may be repeated next week — borrowers take advantage of late-year funding respite
