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Higher rates from the outbreak of the war have enhanced callable MTNs' yield appeal
Varied issuance in senior credit this week, including blue and green bonds, as ultra-long vanilla duration returns in SSA private placements
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SEB sold its largest privately placed covered bond of the year on June 15, finishing the deal ahead of an expected shutdown in the Swedish debt market this week.
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VTB has sold the first equity-linked notes by a Russian bank in the domestic market — and plans to use other structures, including commodity and interest rate-linked notes.
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Italian banks should alter their funding strategies to attract demand from international investors to help tackle the $35bn pile of private placement maturities they face over the next two years, medium term note dealers have warned.
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QNB achieved two milestones with its debut private placement on Monday but dealers away from the trade were left confused as to the source of demand for the paper.
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The situation for callable zero buyers has became more difficult in recent weeks as long-dated dollar swaps have fallen and left yields on the product nearing 4%. While markets were in more cheerful mood this week, and yields rose, the secular decline in rates will prompt more buying of lower-rated bank names over agencies, said an MTN dealer.
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Bank of China was able to print the largest ever piece of sterling-denominated commercial paper from a bank in an emerging ECP market this week, as money market funds looked beyond Europe to find investable credits.