Issues
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Slim window open for issuance until the Fed's November meeting
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European lenders appear unwilling to pay up for maturity extensions, leaving US banks, like Morgan Stanley, to cash in on bond investors' appetite for duration
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October volumes slump, with Morgan Stanley the only large US investment bank to have issued post Q3 earnings
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Seminal report urging reform gains powerful backers
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Banks cannot just trumpet green achievements and hide climate harm
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One bondholder did query how Saudi Arabia went about the exercise
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Dutch electricity transmission company gets four tranche deal away despite treacherous markets
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The US bank’s overhaul aims to maximise market share in investment banking by boosting collaboration between divisions. It also makes it look more like rivals who once envied it, writes David Rothnie
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German agency pays 4bp premium for a three year print at 46bp through mid-swaps
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Thankfully for borrowers, vanishing opportunities can reappear just as suddenly
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Core eurozone issuers pay higher new issue premiums after swap spreads tighten
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Alongside a rights issue, the Romanian government received €25m of shares