Currencies
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Canadian bank offers a generous pick-up to earlier dollar deals and its last new issue in euros
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Expectations of an acquisition push up the price of the Italian bank’s riskiest debt closer to larger peer Intesa Sanpaolo
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Double digit arbitrage on offer as Canadian borrower lands inside euros
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Deeply subordinated capital paper attracts diverse demand
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Yankee borrowers found they had to fight for attention even as they took advantage of US earnings blackout to access the dollar market
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Funding advantage appears and disappears, but currency is more attractive than usual
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Higher yields and wider spreads have revitalised demand, as seen in Muenchener Hypothekenbank's recent deal, which attracted €2.75bn of demand from returning official institutions, as well as bank treasury investors from as far afield as Australia
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Bigger concessions become an important way to mitigate volatility in swap spreads
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Yields not seen for years on high rated names delight Swiss investors
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Previously mooted covered bond plans not completely off the table
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The spread was tightened by more than on any other covered bond in the past four weeks
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Borrowers skipping euro funding for apparent transparency of demand in dollar market