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Guarantor: All Danish municipalities and regions
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The public sector market for euro paper is providing superb execution for those borrowers that still have needs in the currency — but those are few and far between. -
The trend for corporate issuers in Europe in 2017 has been to sell bonds with longer tenors. However, among this week’s deals were three short dated floating rate notes, which all garnered huge demand.
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More socially responsible investment paper from public sector issuers keeps arriving on screens, but despite the deluge, borrowers are still managing super-tight spreads and selling healthily subscribed deals. And there’s still more to come.
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Demand is so hot in Europe's corporate bond market, that with pricing being driven to ever tighter levels, bankers are beginning to believe the rally is self-sustaining, and would continue even without European Central Bank (ECB) support, writes Nigel Owen.
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The City of Paris printed a sustainability bond on Thursday, shaving several basis points from the spread during execution thanks to a healthily oversubscribed book.
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After a three day blitz of new issues in the investment grade euro corporate market, the sterling and Eurodollar markets stepped up on Thursday as euro issuance eased off from the pace of previous days. Investors had four benchmark and two sub-benchmark deals to consider.
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If the only benchmark euro deal on Thursday had been true to its roots, it would have built a waiting list rather than an order book. But demand still far outstripped supply when Italian luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari sold its second corporate bond issue.
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The Republic of Croatia is embarking on a roadshow to market its longest euro denominated Reg S bond.
