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Currency's higher yielding appeal has lured investors across the capital stack
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Santander Consumer Bank was the sole issuer to tap the euro market on Thursday, selling a short dated print, but struggled to draw demand as some syndicate bankers expressed concern that markets were turning sour.
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The outlook for the sterling market in the coming weeks looks bright, with a conducive basis swap out of the currency and a hectic redemptions schedule likely to encourage issuers to follow in the footsteps of ING and Westpac, both of which sold short dated FRNs in the currency this week.
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mBank was back in the euro market on Thursday with a seven year note. The Polish bank is looking to become a regular issuer and is taking the opportunity to extend its curve this time round. -
Chongqing Yufu Assets Management managed to raise Rmb500m ($81m) through its debut bond in offshore renminbi on November 19 but struggled to get investor attention amid a raft of competing supply. As well as being its first outing in the international bond market it is also the first offshore issue from the Chongqing state-owned enterprise.
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Dim sum investors are showing plenty of appetite for Chinese brokerages, with Orient Securities this week becoming the fourth issuer in the sector and securing a book of more than Rmb2.2bn ($360m) before printing a Rmb900m three year bond, its first in CNH.
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In a week that has already absorbed a rush of benchmark-sized supply from Chinese credits and is gearing up for the launch of Alibaba’s jumbo bond, Bank of China Group Investment still managed to pick a window where it was the only Chinese name in US dollars.
