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Currency's higher yielding appeal has lured investors across the capital stack
More US banks have used callable format for opco dollar issuance this year
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Woori Bank and Korea Expressway Corporation (KEC) are planning to launch their debut Formosa bonds in March, adding two more Korean names to the list of international issuers in Taiwan’s renminbi bond market, sources close to the deals have told GlobalRMB. -
Intesa Sanpaolo drew a bumper book for a seven year senior print on Wednesday, highlighting the strong bid for an asset class that has seen minimal supply in February.
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Goldman Sachs is set to list the longest tenor Formosa bond on March 3. The Rmb525m ($84m) 12 year deal, which had a formal pricing date of February 3 but was conducted with very little fanfare and has only just come to the attention of market participants, is also notable for being a zero coupon issue.
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Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) is taking advantage of a rally in US Treasuries to launch what could be a triple tranche dollar offering on February 25.
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Nationwide and Pohjola Bank broke an almost three week long fast for the euro senior market on Tuesday, setting terms for 10 and seven year benchmarks respectively.
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US regional banks timed their entry to the dollar market to perfection this week, as voracious investors hoovered up their benchmark offerings.
