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◆ Trade achieves strong tightening ◆ Proceeds to increase volume of Heimstaden Bostad's hybrid stack ◆ Stedin readies green 10 year perp
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◆ 'Successful' debut in euros for South Korean automaker ◆ Peak book tops seven times the deal size ◆ Deal lands through fair value
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◆ Austrian bank's first covered in nearly two years ◆ Both tranches offered 5bp of NIP says banker ◆ Modest 3bp tightening reflects 'normalisation' of covered market
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◆ German bank secured spread tightening across tranches◆ Banker said first tranche offered small NIP but second had nothing ◆ Tuesday’s deals failed to deliver the spectacular order books of last week
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◆ Société Générale and BNP Paribas launch self-led deals ◆ Over €6.3bn of combined demand ◆ Spreads converge
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◆ Both size and tranching in line with expectations ◆ Almost €100bn of orders for 30 year tap a 'good test for duration' ◆ Latest proof of abundant demand
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Hire comes from law firm, Mayer Brown, where he was also a partner
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Euros has overtaken dollars as the biggest share of the country's hard currency debt
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◆ Books grow during pricing ◆ Geopolitical volatility does not derail hybrid deal ◆ Trade prices through fair value, tight to senior
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A Swiss borrower and Austria's Egger are in the market
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◆ Largest book of the year so far for a sterling deal ◆ Minimal attrition on reoffer ◆ Priced through issuer's euro curve, lead says