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◆ Asset class is 10bp wider than two months ago ◆ Santander prints for the first time in more than two years ◆ Swiss Re restarts even rarer insurance capital funding
◆ US bank raises close to €2bn-equivalent in tier two debt ◆ Issuer attracts lots of attention and orders ◆ Market participants praise 'cool' deal
The bank is capitalising on an investor base starved of CEE bank issuance
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Uncertainty in Middle East peace negotiations may reignite alarm, but investors remain willing as long as issuers pay to play
Tweaks to trading book rules will be next stage of competition
Come May, current dollar market's gain may turn into euro pipeline's pain
European Central Bank's more 'balanced' tone may offer reprieve for bond execution
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The Australian bank took a large chunk out of its tier two programme with a local currency deal. -
Deal arrangers expect covered bonds will lead the way as supply returns next week
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New funding goals mean FIG supply volumes could be even lower than expected in 2021
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The growing divergence in the financial conditions of China’s banks means now more than ever, the country’s small and medium size lenders are in dire need of additional support.
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"We want to use this change of structure and these new leadership roles to foster this multi-product solutions mentality," Pete Mason tells GlobalCapital
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Swiss franc issuance is increasing following the end of the summer break, with bankers expecting a minimum of four deals to grace the market next week. Banque Cantonale du Valais and EGW looked to get in ahead of this rush with a pair of long dated transactions on Wednesday.
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