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Low IG rating no barrier to borrower on second day of full market issuance -
Twenty year tranche draws the most orders
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With investors expected to absorb more than €4.5bn of supply on Wednesday, issuance in the first week of January will top €15bn
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KfW and BNG were out with euro issuance, while EIB opened books on a dollar bond and others added to sterling supply
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Spanish lender, which chose not to call an AT1 last year, lured strong investor demand
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Car finance companies provide taste of what 2023 IG corporate bonds has to offer
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Banks rush to sell deals across the curve
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Public sector issuers from across the spectrum brought deals in a variety of currencies
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Deal execution and €4.4bn demand to provide tailwind for more subordinated debt issuance from large borrowers, say bankers
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An open-ended programme could bring the EU closer to being eurozone's benchmark
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Spreads will widen next year, say bankers
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Southern European banks to lean on covered bonds for TLTRO refinancing
