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Despite uncertainty in the Middle East peace process, market participants are seeing risk appetite from FIG investors
◆ Fatigue visible in sterling FIG as Westfield secured bond also grabs attention ◆ UniCredit funds in line with euros ◆ Nova Scotia comes flat to dollars
◆ ASN's tightest senior bond since 2021 ◆ Dutch lender becomes only the second FIG borrower to have issued more than one European Green Bond ◆ Deal comes hours before 'massive rally' ensues from opening of Strait of Hormuz
Growing pipeline and fiercer competition had threatened to shake the darling bonds of May
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If MREL is going to be an important line of defence for Europe’s banking system, market participants had better be able to see those defences. At the moment, they are hidden in mists. -
The shadow of a no deal Brexit is hanging over this week's Bank of England meeting, with the next few days of talks between the EU and UK expected to shape the outcome of Thursday's announcement.
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Asia-based Impact Investment Exchange (IIX) has raised $27.7m from a women's livelihood bond that was linked to the Covid-19 pandemic. Its chief executive and founder explains the deal’s rationale to GlobalCapital Asia.
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Two European banks ventured across the Atlantic this week to tap a dollar market that has remained open for business going into mid-December.
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BPCE issued a transition bond this week to finance loans made by Natixis, its corporate and investment bank. The deal gave Natixis a chance to demonstrate the value of using a green weighting factor when allocating capital to new lending, as the mechanism helped the issuer select its assets and prove its own commitment to sustainability.
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The European Central Bank is expected to announce an extension to its Targeted Longer Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO III) on Thursday, with this week's meeting long flagged as one for action. Any extension to either the duration of the programme or the minus 1% special interest period will ease the pressure on banks to repay borrowed funds early next September.
