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Investors show demand for short-dated FRNs from FIG and corporate credits in private and public formats
Funding head Ruud Jaegers on pioneering green bonds, pricing dynamics of EuGBs and heavier focus on senior preferred issuance
◆ Big year for Reverse Yankee bank issuance now tops €30bn ◆ Goldman back for first time since January ◆ Deal nearly 2.5 times subscribed
◆ €500m deal NBC's second of 2025 ◆ NIP debated ◆ EBA says market backdrop 'uncertain and volatile'
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◆ Unrated by major agencies but no hindrance to issuance ◆ Demand reflects broader risk appetite ◆ Infrequent issuers access seen as key market test -
◆ The arrival of Piraeus and Bank of New Zealand shows 'investors are engaged' ◆ Greek issuer recently upgraded ◆ Bank of New Zealand returns to euros after five years
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After unsecured FIG issuance stopped entirely for 19 days in June subscription ratios have since shot up
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Senior market 'in good shape' with plentiful of liquidity
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◆ Leads say deal landed well inside fair value ◆ Rivals say result points to ‘halcyon days’ of early 2024 ◆ Other issuers said to be eyeing Rabobank's callable FRN structure
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As Bastille Day — and the start of what is often a lull in capital markets — approaches, the fate of billions of euros of FIG and corporate bonds lies at the whim of UK and France voters
