Currencies
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Size smaller than expected as bond yields surge
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Investors expect to turn screws on anyone left to issue as sovereign yields rise
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German issuer returns to dollar long end after a three year hiatus
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Almost a year after becoming the first Canadian bank to issue tier two in yen, BNS is back for more
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Dutch agency will fund the remaining €1bn of its target mainly through smaller trades
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Deal just subscribed as issuer trades on scarcity to prioritise size but some think it could impact pipeline
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Hiring spree of Credit Suisse alumni continues
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Shunned sectors becoming more palatable, but some buyers still give cyclicals a wide berth
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US banks may find a willing audience in euros but that will add to complications for European issuers as they look to start early on 2024 funding
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French bank back for the third time in two weeks with a three tranche Kangaroo
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal rumoured close to 15 times covered at peak book ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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◆ Investors primed to book US financials amid supply scarcity ◆ US banks lift $22.7bn in three days ◆ US Bancorp joins on Thursday, MUFG adds ultra-popular Yankee AT1