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The lender has only printed AT1 in the dollar market during the last few years
Tight spreads are offering attractive funding climate for foreign as well as diverse US financial institutions, including those exposed to private credit
Borrowers want to issue and spreads are tight, but execution windows are very unreliable
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◆ Metro operating below MREL and tier one targets ◆ Pricey MREL debt could cause funding headache ◆ Bank reports profit in first half earnings -
◆ Improved funding in dollars for European banks ◆ The two issuers have been heavier users of euro and sterling markets this year ◆ Where is best to print in dollars for others eyeing the market?
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◆ Senior holdco deal one of largest order books of the year ◆ Only 10bp-15bp of concession needed to seal €1.25bn deal ◆ Despite the strong outcome, further supply is not a given
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Tight overall covered bond spreads mean that new issue premiums appear elevated, despite lower levels
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◆ Lloyds and Santander launch Yankees ◆ Better execution in the dollar market than raising euros or sterling, says Lloyds Treasury ◆ Dollar investors supporting foreign issuers, including capital trades
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Banks are always in someone’s sights, sometimes even their owner's. But look to the bond market, not the newspapers, for whether they are in real trouble
