Euro
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Issuer was one of a handful of German SSAs to benefit from a quiet primary market this week
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Subscription ratio of 5.7 but rival bankers debate premium
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Bankers away from mandate question fair value estimate from syndicate
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US issuer lands 'outstanding' deal, prompts hopes it could spur Reverse Yankee issuance
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◆ Leasing company returns at the three year part of curve a month after issuing €1.5bn in fours and sevens ◆ New deal adds more supply to frequently tapped short end of the curve ◆ Pays about 5bp-10bp NIP but prices tighter than recent three and four year notes
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Investors ‘could become more selective’ over 10 year deals
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Embattled company’s long dated spreads resilient despite new defensive plan and S&P downgrade
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Euro bond investors put in orders 5.1 times the deal size as issuers smash records
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◆ Deal ends with the largest book for a BPER senior trade GlobalCapital has tracked in recent years ◆ Pricing is flat if not inside FV ◆ Green deal sends encouraging signals to the periphery's other less frequent issuers
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Europe’s IG corporate bond market is in danger of finding out how many straws it takes to break a camel’s back
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Italian gas group wins big book for debut green tranche
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Some rival bankers said ‘wrong day’ to issue as spread debated