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◆ New deal becomes longest issued by a Canadian bank since 2020 in both euros and sterling ◆ Provides clear arb to US dollars ◆ Bolsters TD's funding spree in Aussie, Canadian and US dollars
◆ First Finnish tier one FIG capital public sale in euros since at least 2020 ◆ Insurer to redeem tier two capital early ◆ First euro RT1 since July
The trade is its first in the senior preferred format
'Great' market conditions are not immune to central bank surprises and fund inflow changes
Foreign investors show confidence in French assets, including innovative defence financing deal, as political concerns grow
Allianz's early dollar tier one foray paves the way for tight pricing
Issuers shift the primary market equilibrium in their favour but questions raised whether it can last
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◆ Scotia and Bank of Queensland tap the short end ◆ Single digit premium for Scotia ◆ BoQ offers spread to Aussie major peers -
◆ French issuer closes in on 2025 funding target ◆ Single digit pick-up offered over tight core European names ◆ Little to no premium needed for a sizeable trade
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◆ US insurance funding agreement-backed notes are set to grow in euros ◆ New names are taking longer to meet investors ◆ New pair to follow euro duo from last week
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◆ Greek bank’s unique approach benefits both legs ◆ Follows overhaul of assets and NPLs ◆ Capital and credit specialists among buyers
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No one can work round the clock. But what happens when the proverbial hits the fan?
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French covered bonds, southern European senior and tier two paper among the deals expected
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