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Allied Irish Banks issued its first private placement under the updated Irish government guarantee scheme this week and Bank of Ireland sold a lightly structured note under the guarantee, but dealers say that dented investor confidence is hampering sales of the product.
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Bank of Ireland made its structured debut under the Irish government’s new guarantee scheme this week, selling a large euro CMS linked deal, while interest rate structures in dollars dominated otherwise limited flows in the EMTN market this week.
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AIB Mortgage Bank, the Allied Irish covered bond issuing entity, issued a Eu2bn eight year floating rate note on Wednesday, reviving issuance of deals that are likely to be used for repo funding with the European Central Bank.
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Crédit Agricole sold a ¥23.5bn ($26m) five year fixed rate note via Calyon on Thursday — the borrower’s largest yen trade to date, according to Dealogic data. The par-priced note pays a 1% coupon.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia powered into 2010 selling four callable range accruals and four fixed rate notes this week
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UBS has self-placed a trio of volatility bonds linked to UBS’s V10 proprietary index over the past month. The volatility index comprises 10 quality currency pairs. In each, the dollar is paired with: Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, euros, New Zealand dollars, Swiss francs, sterling, yen, Norwegian kroner, Swedish kronor and dollars.