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Danske Bank and ING sold short-dated floating rate notes on Monday, despite slowing demand for FIG paper.
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A high level of corporate supply and a favourable euro/dollar basis swap stemmed euro FIG flows in the MTN market this week.
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Land NRW sold a Eu100m 30 year note with a single put this week — the largest and longest dated deal of its type from the issuer. It is looking to print long dated paper, having responded to strong demand at the short end in recent weeks.
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Jittery investors provided a large amount of short-term liquidity this week, giving ECP outstandings a boost, amid the uncertainty over Greece’s bail-out situation and looming rate rises.
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Three auto companies printed MTNs this week, as a prevailing lack of corporate supply allowed them to rake in opportunistic funding at aggressive levels.
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Rabobank plans to add the ability to print listed commercial paper to its programme documentation, in response to investor demand. Listed CP is European Central Bank repo-eligible and so can be more liquid.