Currencies
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SSA spreads present the only major hurdle for rampant covered bond revival
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A rush of US banks hit the primary market after full year earnings reports
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Senior issuance remains the preferred funding route for European banks despite impressive covered bond recovery
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January volume spike makes no dent in mountain of cash investors are sitting on
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◆ Austrian issuer ‘monetised’ recent bonds’ performance ◆ Spread to KfW smaller than usual ◆ Book was of top quality
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◆ Dollar before euro for 2025 ◆ Record book, record size ◆ Savings of at least 2bp-3bp versus euros
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◆ First US bank to print in euros this year ◆ Goldman's first issuance in single currency since 2022 ◆ Book nears €10bn
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◆ Deal prices near fair value ◆ Minimal attrition in order book ◆ Asset managers assessing AT1s versus senior paper and equity
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◆ Danish lender raises €2.25bn of bail-in debt in one go ◆ Offers visible premium to lure investors for its acquisition funding of Spar Nord Bank ◆ Issuance strategy positively deviates from the past
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IFC ends a 30-year absence as Swissie market maintains a stellar form
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◆ New 30 year printed at tight level ◆ Swap spread tightened? No problem ◆ Real money demand dominates
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◆ BPCE attracts €5.3bn, Navarra €3.5bn ◆ Small concessions to fair value and govvies ◆ Longer dated Spanish deal lands inside higher rated French name