EMEA
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◆ Simplification plans boggle banking boffins ◆ Hungry, hungry hyperscalers to push utilities into bond market ◆ A loan in the sand: private credit jostles for place in Middle East debt markets
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Finnish bank hires former Nordea banker
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Volumes rose 6% year on year
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Vagueness over the future of AT1s pushes market rethink, though implementation is unlikely to come soon
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Debt financing to become more sophisticated as the race to build data centres across Europe heats up
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Big data energy needs set to help drive utility issuance higher next year
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Local bank liquidity is crowding out private lenders
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German bank's report says French covereds will likely remain competitive
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Bremen-based real estate and construction firm targeting three, five and seven years
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Dutch agency plans two to three dollar benchmarks, one in euros, and potential PP debut in HK dollars
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Sovereign gets bigger size and longer tenor in dirham despite closing market
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Sovereign expects no big change to its 20 and 30 year issuance, growth a 'big component' for spread direction