JP Morgan
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◆ IDA navigates busy dollar market ◆ IFC deal ‘ticked a number of boxes' ◆ Size important for IDA, while not the objective for IFC
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◆ Cades has a 'strong outing' ◆SEK tightens 3bp and still manages to upsize ◆ Tight US Treasury spreads but 'no let up in buying'
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◆ Bpifrance prices year's largest benchmark ◆ French agency spread to swaps attractive ◆ AFD found opportunities in dollars
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More than 12 regional and global banks joined the facility as Middle Eastern companies find M&A appetite
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◆ MuniFin enters hard market ◆ Questions over demand in euros ◆ IFC goes for FRN
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◆ More supras fund in dollars ◆ ADB carries supply with more to come ◆ DBJ opts for no-grow
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◆ Blowout books ◆ World Bank goes for dual trancher and dual currencies on same day ◆ EIB success formula discussed
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◆ OeKB jumps in early window ◆ Deal was its longest in sterling ◆ KfW finds window for small tap
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Barclays and Citi are following rivals in scrapping the bonus cap for material risk takers in London. But after a decade of salary increases, the outcome could prove better for banks than for bankers
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US Treasury yields slumped following Friday's lower than expected US jobs numbers
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IADB taps sterling while two other issuers mandate for new issues
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◆ US bank matches its own record for the largest FIG deal of 2024… ◆ …as investors lap up further domestic and foreign paper ◆ Issuance also includes subordinated fixed and perpetual debt