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◆ Insurer's first deal for two years ◆ Concession left for investors ◆ Similar €500m senior funding secured with parent company
◆ Second deal after last year's re-entry is bigger ◆ Nomura wants to extend its euro curve after debut TLAC last May ◆ Higher concession seven year tranche lands at same level as last year's fives
◆ Defensive structure for nervous market ◆ Largest book on a busy day for FIG issuance ◆ ABN keeps position of leading bank EuGB issuer
High market and geopolitical volatility prompt issuers to slow primary issuance plans
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A series of foreign bank issuers move in force to raise dollars, pushing weekly issuance tally close to March 2025 -
Come May, current dollar market's gain may turn into euro pipeline's pain
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◆ Issuer outmaneuvers worsening market to meet funding targets ◆ Trade leaves premium to compensate for heightened volatility ◆ Spread is BoI's tightest senior funding since 2021
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◆ Deal brings 'confidence' to euro FIG market as it pulls in large, attrition-free demand ◆ Regular holdco tranche and 'super rare beast' opco provide diverse entry points ◆ Japanese bank's largest euro deal follows $5bn Yankee record in January
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War uncertainty and volatile rates have halted European unsecured bank issuance in euros
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Higher yielding bank capital remains popular in dollars as HSBC stretches out to a 10 year non-call period
