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Banks will have had difficult choices to make -
Initial deal docs came with ability to switch to sustainability-linked loan
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Other CEE banks have drawn big demand for bonds this month
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The bank is tendering for a tier two bond it did not call two years ago
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Borrowers pay just a handful of basis points in concession on average
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A real estate company with Romanian assets is also planning a fresh trade
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CBQ and Sulzer draw strong demand from investors seeking yield
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Apollo gets tighter discount on third Lottomatica sale and secret investor consortium sell Dr Martens shares
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Storied credit continues capital market rehabilitation with deal marketed on a spread basis, rather than yield
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◆ Issuer takes advantage of the duration bid ◆ Print close to fair value, if not inside ◆ Smaller compatriot Spar Nord Bank readying green debut
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◆ Singaporean bank prints more than originally targeted ◆ Slim premium paid for size ◆ Deal bought forward to avoid competing supply
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Issuance is expected to rise before the US election, after several borrowers decided to come to market in advance of the Fed meeting
