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◆ Long deal 3.4 times covered ◆ No concerns about pricing in busy market ◆ Pricing through OATs no problem
◆ Market's 'green light' buoys long end deal ◆ Sizeable books sticks together during pricing ◆ Attractive pick up offered to sub-sovereigns
◆ Singaporean lender achieves both price and size ◆ Slim concession offered ◆ Short tenor stands out
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◆ Long deal 3.4 times covered ◆ No concerns about pricing in busy market ◆ Pricing through OATs no problem
◆ Market's 'green light' buoys long end deal ◆ Sizeable books sticks together during pricing ◆ Attractive pick up offered to sub-sovereigns
◆ Singaporean lender achieves both price and size ◆ Slim concession offered ◆ Short tenor stands out
◆ Issuer plans regular euro presence ◆ Deal comes flat to Swedish krona ◆ Five years appeals to the deepest pocket of investors
Opinion
Post-management senior positions can be very valuable, but only if handled right
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Why big money hiring fails so often in investment banking
US covered bonds could fill the triple-A rated void left by the sovereign's downgrade
Analysis
Further covered deals expected but demand could skew towards riskier paper
Borrowing in euros inevitable as CEE firms look to become 'larger, more regular issuers'
French covered bonds, southern European senior and tier two paper among the deals expected
Issuers expected to squeeze in before tariff volatility returns and summer holidays start
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