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Europe's FIG bond market prices and expectations of subordinated debt issuance rose following the Italian bank's decision -
EU-led group of issuers venture out after tricky week — although some still push their luck
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US companies expected to try and capture same magic that saw P&G land at record inside mid-swaps
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Defensive sector trades wide coming into major issuance window
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After posting strong earnings, the Swedish bank issued big size into an even bigger book
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Rarity value helps the French agency to price tightly
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Investors choosy on tough day in the markets
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Norwegian oil spin-off pays wide spread over comparable issuers
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Two issuers took different approaches to funding as Canadian lender went short for size while non-bank financial deal experienced slower book building on a weaker day
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At the tipping point, the spectre of spread widening has failed to materialise
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Companies find success at short maturities
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Swiss deal, the first international FIG bond from the country since Credit Suisse's demise, had to offer higher concessions to attract uneasy investors
