LBBW
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French agency capitalises on rare capital market visit
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Strong duration bid saw larger-than-usual tightening and skinny concession for long-dated tap
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Finland will also be in the market as a trio of other SSAs ready fresh bonds in core currencies
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Sub-sovereign continues to chip away at its €9.6bn annual programme
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German sub-sovereign brings new deal as investors distracted by busy FIG market
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◆ Deal works for all as issuer gains better standing with rating agencies ◆ Stream of FRNs helps with fair value assessment ◆ Green element lowers issuer’s borrowing costs
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French, German and Canadian issuers printed their first euro bonds of the year
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HSBC forecasts diverse offerings and growing demand for SSDs in 2024
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LBBW and Commerzbank reserve their slots early for first trading day of 2024 with December mandate announcements
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The bank's plan to issue a seven year covered bond sets the stage for likely head to head execution with LBBW
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The seven year Pfandbrief will offer the longest covered bond for more than four months
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Inverted five and 10 year swap curve means long dated covered bond issuance less attractive than senior format
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◆ Spanish bank acts quickly to raise €1bn at slim concession ◆ More long end issuance possible ◆ Three more banks supply further €1.5bn
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Issuers 'can't be stingy' in tough conditions as issuer leaves 5bp on the table
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◆ Pronounced bid for duration results in largest book for an unsecured euro deal this year ◆ French bank makes most of being 'a unique beast with unique timing' ◆ Italian bank goes even longer in Yankee market
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Demand exceeded €110bn when final terms were set for the dual-trancher
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Supra to issue five year paper and tap its green February 2048s
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Leads’ orders helped issuer meet its size goal
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Hessen prices €250m tap as market braces for a week of data drops and central bank meetings
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Deal becomes the most subscribed German covered bond for two months
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Land hits upper end of size target after being 'reasonable' about pricing
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Issuer has one more benchmark transaction planned for 2023
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Labels and length as issuers offer duration to market where 'mis-steps' still possible
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European agencies to dominate week’s issuance with Fed and Bank of England in focus