Euro
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◆ Issuer chooses to raise new AT1 capital six months ahead of call and tenders old paper ◆ Tight pricing means smaller book in absence of fast money ◆ AT1s have reached ‘aggressive’ levels but expected to keep attracting investor support
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Varying luck for corporate bonds in euros as secondary market wobbles
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◆ Market moves wider but German insurer still gathers €2.4bn of orders ◆ Pays higher NIP to print than it would have a day earlier ◆ Starts buy-back of RT1 ahead of September call date
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German issuer raised a whopping €9bn while two other SSAs together grabbed €2.5bn
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Bankers away from deal voiced concerns over level of orders
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◆ Two banks print €2bn on the back of almost €5.5bn combined demand ◆ Investors keen to pick up yield through subordinated debt ◆ All this, despite tier two paper trading tighter than a year ago
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◆ Issuer drives down yield by more than 200bp tighter than where other European national champions printed three months ago ◆ But this means smaller book that raises performance questions
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Solid enough deals from car sector but without the blowout response some hoped would show market strength
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KfW announces ‘rather unusual’ euro dual trancher after revealing large programme last month
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Sovereign cuts issuance by €60bn but market readies for another year of hefty SSA issuance
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Dexia sets sights on largest volume in two years as Bpifrance weighs greater presence in niche currencies and PPs
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The bank's plan to issue a seven year covered bond sets the stage for likely head to head execution with LBBW