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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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Close Brothers returned to the public market after a two year absence on Thursday, launching a 10 year sterling deal from its operating company at a very flat level compared to its shorter dated bonds. -
BNP Paribas took advantage of the thirst for duration in the euro bond market on Thursday, offering investors a chance to get hold of long dated non-preferred senior paper.
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Investors were delighted to add more exposure to Macquarie Group on Wednesday, after the Australian issuer returned to euros for its second senior deal of the year.
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Luminor Bank was more than 3-1/2 times subscribed on its return to the euro market on Wednesday, allowing it to demonstrate a year-on-year improvement in its senior funding costs.
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Svenska Handelsbanken sailed very close negative yield territory when it printed a €500m seven year green senior non-preferred deal on Wednesday.
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Little lenders are being pushed closer to collapse in the UK by rules that were supposed to make them more resilient. The Bank of England should take note.
