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Banks in southern Europe impressed dealers by being selective about the pricing of their commercial paper on Thursday, despite mounting fears over the Greek debt crisis.
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Rarer names shone this week as investors looked to find new borrowers to buy. Banks such as Emirates NBD and Sparebank 1 Nord Norge were among those to issue.
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Vorarlberger Landes-und Hypotheken Bank sold a rare puttable note on Tuesday — its first senior unsecured puttable and only its second deal in the structure.
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Peripheral banks printed impressive sizes of commercial paper this week. Spain’s BBVA sold a $1.8bn one month piece on Wednesday, while EFG Hellas printed Eu454m of seven day notes.
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Flying in the face of Standard & Poor’s cutting Italy’s sovereign rating to negative outlook, UBI Banca printed a Eu50m floating rate note through Deutsche Bank on Tuesday, the issuer’s first third-party MTN since December 2009.
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Kazakhstan’s Eurasian Development Bank printed its first piece of euro commercial paper this week, while Italy’s Credem began printing trades, having signed a programme in April.