Issues
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CEE issuers are having to offer more due to lower liquidity than developed market peers
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A longer break before the January rush kicks in may be what the SSA market needs
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Funding was cheaper than euros, if smaller
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UK exchange prints €1.4bn in largest corporate deal of the day
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◆ Pent-up demand supports issuer set to regain IG ◆ Concession was 0bp-10bp, below what eurozone periphery smaller issuers have paid ◆ BayernLB chooses extra day of marketing for tier two
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Second busy day hints at strong end to September corporate issuance
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KfW finds investors reluctant to pay a greenium
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Smaller issuers are struggling to attract investors' attention
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Bank of America won trade to sell £33m of stock for employee trust
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Concessions have risen slightly but it is not stopping CEE issuers from printing
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◆ ING raises €1.75bn from first opco issue for four years ◆ Rare deals meet good investor response ◆ Bid is much stronger for shorter tenors
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KfW's long seven year in SSA market could indicate whether covered deals too could extend beyond five years