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Danske pushed aside by far juicier deals from Spabol and Wuestenrot -
A well-received US inflation print on Wednesday has increased emerging market bond investor appetite
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Green issuance makes up the largest portion of European equity-linked deals in 2023
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Abu Dhabi's state oil company's privatisation drive continues with its logistics division
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Transparency on deal size improved execution certainty of rare long dated deal
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Fears that London's stockmarket is in decline have been taken into account by the regulator
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Over $18bn has been raised this year, Dealogic data shows
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Rising rates and slumping prices mean companies will need more cash, but struggle to get it
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Strong domestic demand is tempting foreign FIG funders into the busy Aussie market
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NAB took size and priced flat to fair value for its first deal of the year in sterling
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Size and rarity ensured better results for Hamburger Sparkasse and Vorarlberg, despite the EU absorbing demand
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