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Deal will be the first 20 year dollar trade from a CEEMEA sovereign this year -
Yields are far lower than when the industrial investor debuted in 2023
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Comps are the owner, PIF, and bonds from aircraft lessors around the world
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◆ DKB returns to senior funding after four year absence ◆ First German bank to use EuGB Standard ◆ Íslandsbanki goes for duration play
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◆ Aggressive Anglian lands tight ◆ AA attracts strong book ◆ Investors eager to pick up sterling credit
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Steady volumes predicted as healthcare refi revealed
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◆ Eight year spread set at same level to five year debut ◆ Book just about covered, leads left holding paper ◆ Some concession needed in a tricky market
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◆ Deal arrives same day as EFSF dual-trancher ◆ Pick-up over KfW ◆ Public sector pipeline mulled
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Demand for the 10 year was driven by scarcity and a 'thirst' for duration, said investors
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Interest from the Gulf has supported Jordan amid regional volatility, said EM investors
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Five banks in the GCC have opened books, or plan to, on new paper this week
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◆ UK non-profit housing issuer prints 14 year paper ◆ Book stays sticky through pricing ◆ Spread tightest 'in the modern period'
