Euro
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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
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◆ First euro AT1 for more than two months as Santander, other G-Sibs went for cheaper dollars ◆ Non-national champion status makes it 'not straightforward' execution ◆ Ongoing strong bid for yield
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Issuance opportunities abound across capital stack but borrowers said to be happy to wait for deeper liquidity
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Public sector issuers prepare to navigate chance of greater EU issuance volume next year
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First major round of sustainability tests dispels myth of easy KPIs
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Sub-benchmark covered bond cannot be tightened as attractive window closes
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Saint-Gobain, Kering and EnBW join buzzing corporate debt market
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◆ Nordea's deal shows greemium is alive in the FIG market ◆ Pricing was flat to fair value thanks to robust demand ◆ Bawag uses tender to reallocate old investors into new €400m tier two refinancing
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◆ Macquarie Group's first euro senior deal in almost two years ◆ Aussie name likely lured investors ◆ S-Bank issuing euro FRN
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Nearly new borrower lands one of the tightest spreads of the year
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Short end demand wanes as investors adjust to 'peak rates' narrative