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Hungary's change of government is still drawing in investors despite a difficult summer
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  • The Swiss franc market’s summer hiatus looks to be coming to an early end with Credit Suisse and Wells Fargo selling well received deals in Swiss francs this week.
  • Wells Fargo burst into the Swiss franc market with its debut trade in the currency on Wednesday. The issuer’s solid name recognition among local investors and an appreciation for its large retail banking operation allowed the issuer to exceed its original size ambitions despite pricing comfortably inside of other US banks.
  • Credit Suisse received an enthusiastic response from investors for a rare appearance in its home currency on Tuesday, outstripping its ambitions for volume as orders poured in for the dual tranche print of short dated floating rate notes.
  • Westpac New Zealand broke more than a month of silence from international issuers in the Swiss franc market on Tuesday, selling a new six year print. The deal was priced around flat to outstanding paper, with investors starved of primary and secondary supply willing to take the aggressive level.
  • Wells Fargo made a rare visit to the Australian dollar market with a A$900m dual-trancher, pricing close to the leading Australian banks' bonds.
  • Westpac New Zealand broke more than a month of silence from international issuers in the Swiss franc market on Tuesday, selling a new six year print. The deal was priced around flat to outstanding paper, with investors starved of primary and secondary supply willing to take the aggressive level.