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Caisse de Refinancement de l’Habitat became the fifth French issuer of the new year to price a benchmark covered bond yesterday (Thursday), having originally planned to print next week according to a syndicate official at one of the leads.
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Nationwide building society has amended its Eu45bn euro covered bond programme to allow the issuance of Namensschuldverschreibung, registered bonds issued under German law.
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Lloyds TSB today priced a Eu750m 12-year UK covered bond as much as 10bp outside initial guidance at mid swaps plus 150bp –yielding a juicy 4.875%, via joint leads Lloyds TSB, Natixis, UBS and UniCredit.
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Royal Bank of Scotland launched a Eu1bn seven year transaction that leads BNP Paribas, ING, RBS and UBS priced at 125bp, the middle of guidance.
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The covered bond market has experienced its busiest ever week with as many as 15 deals pricing, giving a grand total of about Eu19bn over the holiday shortened week.
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Barclays Bank yesterday (Wednesday) priced a Eu1bn 10-year via joint leads Barclays Capital, Commerzebank, Danske, Lloyds TSB, Natixis and Santander. Books opened at 10am on Wednesday before closing just three and a half hours later with an oversubscription of 1.3 times.
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Compagnie de Financement Foncier yesterday (Wednesday) priced a Eu1bn five year obligations foncières issue at 57bp over mid-swaps, in line with guidance of the high 50s over area, via leads Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Natixis.
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ABN Amro sold a Eu1.25bn seven year transaction yesterday (Wednesday), which leads ABN, BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and DZ Bank priced at 70bp over mid-swaps.
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GCE Covered Bonds has closed books on a Eu1.25b four year transaction, which leads Crédit Agricole, ING, Natixis and UniCredit priced at 60bp over mid-swaps, the middle of guidance.
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Santander priced what was possibly one of the more challenging deals of the week, a Eu1bn five year via leads Barclays Capital, Citgroup, Goldman Sachs, LBBW and Santander.
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Crédit Agricole yesterday (Wednesday) priced a Eu1.5bn 10-year covered bond at the tight end of initial guidance at mid swaps 73bp via leads Crédit Agricole, Deutsche Bank, ING, Natixis and Santander.