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Orders for dollar tranche were more than $4bn, euro orders even higher -
Loans to strong credits in the Middle East are in high demand, banker says
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Investors commit to French capital raise despite moribund market
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US election volatility means issuance may be more front-loaded than ever
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◆ Deal takes size despite lower line availability ◆ Premium paid over comparable bonds ◆ Benchmark SpaBol’s second deal of 2024
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More than 12 regional and global banks joined the facility as Middle Eastern companies find M&A appetite
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◆ Next to no premium needed for capped sale ◆ Demand holds firm despite price tightening ◆ Popular deal broadens investor base
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◆ Lower tier issuer to offer subordinated paper after major FIG issuers print ◆ Aims to increase capital with a second deal this year ◆ Allianz aims for broad demand with dollar tier two
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Other CEE sovereigns have secured arbitrage by printing in dollars
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The yen market has had a rocky month after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates
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South African mining firm raised €500m through triple tranche green loan to fund Finnish lithium project
