Euro
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Issuance to bounce back with quality paper available at alluring spreads -
Short maturities and double digit concessions gloss over impending gas crisis in Europe
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The German development bank has now funded 83% of its €90bn funding target
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Despite the better conditions, double digit new issue premiums still required
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Pan-Baltic lender paid up to land its short dated MREL bond
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Long and short deals from MuHyp and Sparebank 1 had smoother execution
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Lloyds, Nordea and Helaba offered bail-in paper across the curve
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Subordinated debt demand persists as Dutch bank attracts €3.3bn book
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August lull no barrier for German energy company with €3.3bn of orders at guidance and a 20bp NIP
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Issuer maxes out on its size target for euro benchmark
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'Spread hungry' investors eager to buy undersupplied bank capital market
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Investors are ready to put their piles of cash to work
