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A pair of Australian banks sold rare long dated privately placed covered bonds in euros this week, overcoming a number of technical hurdles that prohibit the issuers from being more active in the currency.
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Alfa Bank started investor meetings for a subordinated bond on Thursday, arranged by lead managers Credit Suisse, UBS and itself. The Russian bank also increased its presence in euro commercial paper this week.
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Alfa Bank has sold its third clip of euro commercial paper since its return to the debt instrument earlier this year, and has now raised a total of $440m in 2012.
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Globex Bank tapped into demand from yield starved money market investors to print a $50m nine month clip of euro commercial paper on September 7.
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Banks from the eurozone periphery have had a successful week so far in short term debt. However, there are still doubts as to whether financial institutions are regaining full access to money market investors.
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Banks were able to price tightly at the short end of the curve this week in the MTN market as investors looked for deals with one year to 18 month tenors.