Europe
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◆ Société Générale and BNP Paribas launch self-led deals ◆ Over €6.3bn of combined demand ◆ Spreads converge
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◆ Both size and tranching in line with expectations ◆ Almost €100bn of orders for 30 year tap a 'good test for duration' ◆ Latest proof of abundant demand
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Hire comes from law firm, Mayer Brown, where he was also a partner
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Euros has overtaken dollars as the biggest share of the country's hard currency debt
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◆ Books grow during pricing ◆ Geopolitical volatility does not derail hybrid deal ◆ Trade prices through fair value, tight to senior
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A Swiss borrower and Austria's Egger are in the market
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◆ Largest book of the year so far for a sterling deal ◆ Minimal attrition on reoffer ◆ Priced through issuer's euro curve, lead says
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◆ German utility brings two tranches including green ◆ Orders prove more resilient in green tranche ◆ Both legs priced near fair value
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Banks accept some deals will bypass them — others they can intermediate
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◆ Italian lender becomes first lower tier bank issuer to price this year ◆ Deal launched into 'issuer's market' and benefits from tight price versus national champions ◆ Ayvens issues first green bond in its current form
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◆ Senior French bank funding restarts in second issuance week of the year ◆ Unusual delay may have helped issuer push to a tight price ◆ Bond sold at fair value
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◆ Strong 10 year demand proven again ◆ Nearly 40% of €18.5bn annual funding already done ◆ EU waiting in the wings, 'first proper test' for duration