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Turbine customers see little debt market blowback despite potential for major operational disruption -
Fund manager says asset class is mispriced by over 100bp
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First deal in a month is likely to test demand and price expectations at the five year point
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Riskier asset classes like high yield lose out as investors favour safer options
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Busy week across products and currencies reduces chance of saturation
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Both supply and demand are on the rise to support more long-dated paper
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IG spreads are still resilient but signs suggest macro headwinds are taking a toll
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◆ Second Swedish sub in a row to be priced with a spread below 200bp ◆ Market is strong but investors are price sensitive ◆ SEB pays higher NIP than Handelsbanken did
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Muted SSA market welcomes European pair
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◆ Sub sale sealed with single digit concession ◆ Strong demand paves way for more tier two trades to follow ◆ Proceeds could fund tier two call next year
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Bank debt capital is a hot commodity again across the globe. The AT1 layer, in its current form, has fulfilled its modus operandi
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Credit markets doing little to bridge huge funding gap for climate change adaptation
