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Issuers expected to squeeze in before tariff volatility returns and summer holidays start
◆ Australian lender takes size ◆ Redemption wall could fuel demand ◆ Dollars could offer an alternative to tarnished sterling
◆ Final spread looks attractive for a sub-benchmark deal ◆ Book almost five times covered ◆ Low single digit concession offered
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Deal reviews
◆ Australian lender takes size ◆ Redemption wall could fuel demand ◆ Dollars could offer an alternative to tarnished sterling
◆ Final spread looks attractive for a sub-benchmark deal ◆ Book almost five times covered ◆ Low single digit concession offered
◆ Five year tranche more demand than 10 year ◆ Different NIPs for each tranche ◆ Sizes beat expectations
◆ Aussie lender ends more than two year absence ◆ Little or no premium paid ◆ Deal lands close to eurozone paper
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Analysis
Issuers expected to squeeze in before tariff volatility returns and summer holidays start
Investor sensitivity means lower spread moves and smaller book cover levels
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