Euro
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◆ Bastille Day no hindrance for FIG issuance ◆ Cypriot lender aims to expand investors on the back of 'very good' AT1 tailwind ◆ More issuers looking at potential deals
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German issuer has raised more than €60bn in 2023, with €25bn left to come
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Banks itching to issue as they fight for investor attention to keep premiums tight
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Central bank money is gone and rising rates are hacking at corporate credit quality
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Lower issuance volumes for the rest of the year will help spreads and strategic planning
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Issuers at either end of rating spectrum made to pay double digit premiums
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◆ Inaugural public yen bond follows euro FRN and Yankee deals ◆ Yen funding comes close to dollar levels ◆ Gives TD longer funding than what it raised in dollars
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◆ Outcome supported by earnings and market sentiment ◆DNB completes half of its SNP funding need with single digit NIP ◆ Beneficial timing
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◆ TD unearths demand for popular FRN ◆ Canadian banks the largest floating rate funders in euros this year ◆ FRN volumes hit five year high
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Issuer strikes lonely figure in Europe's high grade corporate bond market
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While it might not be popular with investors, longer dated paper is what covered bond funders need
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◆ Spanish lender captures strong demand despite last week's rates volatility ◆ Investors get opportunity to 'jump' into rare long end tranche ◆ Despite big demand other issuers are 'very cautious'