Currencies
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◆ Pricing comes tighter than where LBBW and Helaba last issued similar SNP floaters ◆ Deal will enhance BayernLB's credit rating
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KommuneKredit, CDC and MuniFin keep euro and dollar investors busy
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Long tenor and green label help French agency tighten pricing within fair value
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IADB, DBJ and CPPIB all grabbed large order books
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◆ Strong market conditions allow banks to fund through fair value ◆ Ibercaja achieves pricing with 15bp negative NIP as its deals ends up almost 10 times subscribed ◆ New York life increases size of seven year FA-backed trade
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Investors pile $6.1bn into rare print
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New July 2054 attracts one of the sovereign’s largest order books, according to lead
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◆ Danish bank issues €500m in its largest euro tier two, raising €200m new capital ◆ Eye-catching spread of 250bp results in oversubscription ◆ Starts tender for old €300m tier two ahead of call
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Supra’s first syndication of 2024 was bigger and priced tighter than expected
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Roaring conditions tipped to remain until February as only intraday deals possible for now
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◆ Duration and spread demand dictate investor demand even at tighter valuations ◆ Rabo exemplifies this trend into a €1bn 10.5 year SNP that was more than six times subscribed ◆ NBG and CIBC also print with arguably no concessions left
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Borrower hits screens despite mayhem at its holding company