Currencies
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◆ UK issuer makes swift euro return ◆ NIP much lower than US banks paid ◆ Big subscription reflects investor uncertainty
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◆ $9bn raised in one go, peers inspired ◆ ‘Very efficient’ dual-tranche serves issuer well ◆ Tight Treasury spread but 'where the market trades’ is important
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◆ Less frequent and smaller Europeans return after Iccrea reopening ◆ Latest sub-benchmark Austrian deal adds issuer diversity ◆ CCF meets annual funding need
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Lenders in Nordics say there is pressure to sign deals before 90 day US tariff reprieve ends
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Issuer was originally looking at a $1bn trade but found healthy demand
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Fiserv and Visa print across the curve with more tipped to come
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◆ Swap spread stability enables large $5bn trade ◆ Spread to US Treasuries gets squeezy ◆ Alternative executions considered but not needed
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◆ Similar trades clash on the same day ◆ New Zealand bank finds it more challenging to attract orders despite paying higher spread and new issue premium ◆ Swedbank lands deal with similar concession than recent French senior paper
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◆ 'Helpful messaging' matters ◆ Attrition rate higher than recent tier twos ◆ Some saw negative concession
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◆ NIB, IADB, CEB price bonds ◆ Busy week drains liquidity from market ◆ Treasury spreads at 'historic' tights
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The company has refinanced and increased its loan by another €100m
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◆ ‘Decent book’ 5.3 times covers deal ◆ Third govvie to bring a deal in two days ◆ Valuation still tight versus most peers