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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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Concerns over the worsening coronavirus infection rate in Europe sent bank spreads wider on Thursday, as investors avoided taking on risk in the secondary market. -
Denmark’s banks are set for a quiet end to the year, according to bankers, as changes made to their minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) have taken the pressure off of funding.
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UBS Group made a rare entry into the euro market on Tuesday, issuing €1.5bn of new senior paper in line with fair value.
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Barclays was met with strong demand for its second green senior deal in the sterling market on Tuesday, allowing the bank to shave 25bp off initial guidance and price through fair value.
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Nearly half of Europe’s banks do not intend to participate in the next rounds of the Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO III), according to the results of a new survey published by the European Central Bank this week.
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As Europe moves into a second wave of coronavirus cases, banks could soon return to the market with more Covid-themed bond issuance. However, issuers that do choose to tap the market may find themselves competing with the European Union.
