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◆ 'Strong demand' supported tight execution, DCM banker said ◆ Landeskbank sought to expand international participation ◆ Concession debated
◆ Dutch lender's latest €2.5bn senior holdco follows Aussie domestic senior foray ◆ Comes a day after $1.5bn AT1 and before green RMBS ◆ Demand for senior unsecured assets is strong as ING clears big funding with limited, if any, new issue concession
◆ Investors eager despite lack of new issue premium ◆ Alpha goes to longest point on Greek banks' maturity curve to give higher yield ◆ Ibercaja's rarity works in its favour
◆ Deal sets new multi-year tight spread for a senior non-preferred euro bond ◆ Sale follows Nordea Bank's seven year senior preferred from last week ◆ Both issuers offer some new issue concession to compensate for low spreads
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When senior unsecured spreads are so tight, why even think about issuing covered bonds? -
◆ Landesbank balances size and price aspirations ◆ Rising geopolitical tensions drive up new issue premium ◆ Spread tightened by less than on recent deals to keep investors in the book
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◆ Spanish issuer funds with no new issue premium, if not breaching through fair value ◆ Market shows approval of the lone senior FIG print ◆ 'No major impact' spotted from BBVA's takeover expectations
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Hot market conditions encourage pre-funding, amplifying borrower dilemma ahead of busy January
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HSBC leads Yankee charge as banks took advantage of tight spreads to bring forward 2025 funding plans and fulfil some of their riskier commitments
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◆ Appetite for credit attracts trio to senior market despite weaker backdrop ◆ But face-to-face execution between two similar deals underlines limits for non-major global bank issuers◆ UniCredit diversifies funding with rare floater
