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Established names are expected to lead in a market that will require higher concessions -
◆ Mixed elements of senior, covered, SSA bonds ◆ Book peaked at more than €2bn ◆ Several deals paused amid macro worries
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Threat of tariffs between Nato allies push EGB yields down but 'sustainable shift into risk-off' not expected — yet
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◆ Airport operator lands second deal ◆ Higher yields driving higher demand ◆ Investors looking for yield over spread at longer tenors
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‘Long-term investors have proven their appetite for EFSF bonds,’ says issuer
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Long seen as adversaries, banks and private credit lenders are getting used to working together
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Classic January new issue volumes as barely there premiums come into vogue but US banks threaten to crowd out Europeans
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Investor demand floods back into automotive credit after a troublesome year marked by US tariffs
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◆ Italian bank increased benchmark size to €750m ◆ Deal expected to perform in secondary ◆ Covered was one of two issued on Thursday
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Big demand but no ‘saturation’ just yet even with secondary market wobbling as issuers reward changing hedge fund behaviour
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Deals across several tenors on the same day are becoming more common in 2026
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Fahy will also lead asset-based finance origination
