Euro
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◆ Investors fly to bank's deeply subordinated execution that 'ticked all the boxes' ◆ Allianz to pick up sub debt baton with dollar tier two
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Reluctance to show hands has led to smaller books and higher concessions
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Deluge of deals coming, but demand could quickly become exhausted
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Fears of contagion from Chinese defaults yet to shake sentiment
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Borrower lands short maturity deal with single digit concession
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Pricing tension rising at the edges of the market as money lured into public debt
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Deals from three to 10 years sail through this week as market returns
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◆ The two banks restart senior issuance from national champions ◆ Intesa takes double the funding in eight year tranche than in four year one ◆ Mizuho’s seven year gets ‘extra boost’ from green label
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Higher rates amplify asset class' attractiveness as summer break comes to an end
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◆ Issuer achieves the largest euro subordinated FIG trade in three months ◆ Deal praised for quality but investors show price sensitivity ◆ Views on NIP deviate from 5bp to 25bp
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EIB, KfW and BNG lead peers as expected, alongside DBJ which announced last week
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First euro trade of the month sees 2.5 times demand