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German borrower whittles down concessions to single and low double digits across four tranches -
BNP Paribas offers riskiest debt with AT1 in euros while Commerzbank and Bank of Ireland to issue tier two in euros and sterling
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Intesa Sanpaolo, NatWest and Mizuho non-preferred bonds attract nearly €7bn of combined demand
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Euro deal bolsters UK issuer's senior funding raised within a month to $2bn-equivalent
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Government issuers may need to be ready to pay up, say market participants
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Investor demand falls in favour of frequent and larger borrowers as issuance windows lurch open and shut
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Fortune favours the patient after BT sends shiver through summer market
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There is too much uncertainty to use the bond market for non-critical spending
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French agency goes longer than compatriot Cades
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Investment grade broadband infrastructure firm looking to buy back old debt with new
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Issuer tightens 35bp despite being a more esoteric credit than other successful trades this week
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BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and Svenska Handelsbanken attracted combined orders of more than €10bn
