Euro
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A frenetic week almost made up for dire October, but issuance is drying up
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◆ Buoyant mood in unsecured FIG market ◆ Arkéa prices with 5bp NIP and tightest spread among recent 10 year trio, putting off some buyers ◆ BPM reprices own curve
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◆ Spanish bank acts quickly to raise €1bn at slim concession ◆ More long end issuance possible ◆ Three more banks supply further €1.5bn
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Second Reverse Yankee this week as IG corporate rally shows no sign of abating
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Corporate market remains wide open despite end of year looming
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◆ French insurers offer the two most desired elements in FIG ◆ Deal prices with 10bp NIP and large oversubscription ◆ More subordinated issuance may follow as market is very strong
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German state intends to issue two or three deals before the summer
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Transition bonds continue to gain a foothold in ESG markets
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◆ Pronounced bid for duration results in largest book for an unsecured euro deal this year ◆ French bank makes most of being 'a unique beast with unique timing' ◆ Italian bank goes even longer in Yankee market
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Spread for €1bn five-year tightens 4bp while new issue concession lands at 6bp
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Newly upgraded issuer follows up dollar outing with euro trade as issuers cram into market
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◆ French insurer Coface prepares 10 year tier two bullet after Banco BPM restarts AT1s in euros ◆ Strong uptake for lower tier issuers' credits as they offer higher yield ◆ More investors now looking at subordinated debt