Japan
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Mitsubishi HC brings FIG floating fun to corporate market
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Issuer intends to focus on conventional dollar bonds but euros and green deals are also possible
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Cigarette maker joined by Asahi, Cadent, Duke and Porsche in rip-roaring day
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Japanese agency was met with record demand as it extends curve
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Auto company one of raft of IG corporate mandates in ECB meeting week
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Companies increasingly bringing funding plans forward to avoid political risk
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World Bank, Ontario Teachers’ and Development Bank of Japan kept investors engaged after the holiday
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March madness deal flow slows but conditions remain solid for IG companies
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Toyota Finance Australia and Wolters Kluwer waste no time in launching bonds
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Issuers from Japan to Denmark drum up a combined €21bn of orders on frenetic day
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Japanese financial institution prices senior at flat to fair value
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◆ ¥50bn Euroyen is issuer's first public bond in currency for five years ◆ Wide range of investors buys what was the biggest foreign issuer in yen ◆ Pricing wider than euros, tighter than dollars
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Interest in the once-sidelined product is growing as urgency of transition is recognised
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Certification shows transition investments in tough sectors can be green
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First EMEA green Samurai offers “a new structure in sustainable finance”
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Longer maturities more popular as BMW and Mitsubishi HC tighten all tranches
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Japanese agency sets sight on euro and green issuance from April
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25 year note made ‘quite a statement’ during the 'strongest January' one veteran banker has experienced
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Second foray into Samurai market this year
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The sovereign raised almost $565m on its first Japanese outing in a decade
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G-SIBs looking at stable yen funding should consider clarifying their senior preferred documentation to expand investor access amid rising funding costs
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal rumoured close to 15 times covered at peak book ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal attracts $7.5bn demand by New York open ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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CA Auto Bank draws €1.35bn of orders for a €650m long three year senior bond