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Bankers reckon issuer paid a concession of 4bp-8bp for new 15 year SURE line -
In October and November, the bank picked up more German and Dutch bonds
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Bulk of deal will be a new 15 year line as issuer fills up curve
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Bondholders are considering what a split company will mean for them
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The senior FIG market remains open, but January may offer better options to banks
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Oversubscribed deal allows Greek lender to attain net new funding
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US dollars, sterling and euros are delivering the cheapest bank funding
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Lender will use favourable market to refinance a bond before its call date in February with tender offer
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Higher yields and low perceived risk lures investors to allocate billions
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A consequences of a stellar November for FIG bond issuance volumes may well prove to be an easier January
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Investors want more digital bonds and issuers are keen to deliver, but the future is uncertain
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Investors say reputational risk is a fallacy and are only interested in making the numbers work
