Currencies
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Investors had their pick of unrated, smaller hybrid and sterling deals on day before ECB meeting
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The sovereign wealth fund paid no concession, but a lead conceded fair value estimates will vary widely
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The Japanese carmaker and the Canadian bank were among five issuers to tap the market on Monday
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Pharmaceutical giant ends nine year absence and takes Sfr2.2bn from its home market
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Average new issue premiums in May were lower than a month earlier even though a larger volume of bonds was priced
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More than €5bn of debt printed, multiple deals tightening more than 30bp during bookbuilding
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A slew of euro ESG deals hit the market from European and Canadian agencies
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◆ Bankers away from mandate hail sale ◆ Issuer pays zero new issue premium on both legs ◆ Belfius extends green senior preferred curve
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◆ Spanish bank raises €750m new capital ahead of calls in the middle of Sabadell takeover bid ◆ Tight price leads to more than €2.2bn of orders dropping ◆ Greece’s Alpha bank prints first tier two in more than three years
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◆ French firm has issued €5.25bn of mortgager paper this year ◆ Little difference between mortgage-backed and public sector deals
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US medtech firm sourced more than half of $4.2bn debt needed in the €1.8bn trade
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◆ UK insurer prints inaugural dollar tier two a day after main sterling leg ◆ Achieves currency and investor diversification while meeting £750m funding target ◆ Revival in sterling FIG across capital structure