Mizuho
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Thirty year career has taken him from syndicate to sustainability
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◆ Mizuho and Westpac NZ the only FIG issuers in dollars this week ◆ After each raised $1.5bn in dual tranchers, monthly volume pushed to $28bn ◆ Market focus also on Capital One's acquisition of Discover
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◆ High oversubscriptions despite tight pricing show investors’ eagerness to buy FIG ◆ RBI prints a day after announcing potential Belarus exit ◆ Mizuho’s long 10 year confirms bid for duration
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First EMEA green Samurai offers “a new structure in sustainable finance”
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David Anthony started at new firm this week
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Issuers duck in ahead of US inflation data across range of maturities
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Pair to slip through narrow issuance window as others expected to wait on sidelines
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Huge demand, top-range pricing and aftermarket pop are encouraging, but there is a long way to go
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Policy bank hopes building a full curve will provide more clarity to pricing
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Policy lenders say they are monitoring yen pricing after South Korea’s debut
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The sovereign's debut issuance could encourage other issuers from the country
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Asian borrowers are finding better funding options in Australian dollars and Japanese yen as higher US dollar interest rates bite
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The Japanese seller will prioritise aftermarket performance over high valuation, say sources
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◆ The two banks restart senior issuance from national champions ◆ Intesa takes double the funding in eight year tranche than in four year one ◆ Mizuho’s seven year gets ‘extra boost’ from green label
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DBJ also came out on Tuesday with larger than usual tightening
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◆ Lloyds to diversify its capital raising into Aussie dollars following Singapore dollar debut last week ◆ Asian and European investors expected to take part ◆ Mizuho raises A$400m with EMTN deal
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EIB, KfW and BNG lead peers as expected, alongside DBJ which announced last week
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Pricing is expected around September 7
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Pressure to increase returns is driving international expansion as Japanese banks position for growth and hopes rise of more M&A activity from their domestic clients
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◆ Foreign trio raises $6.5bn this week as Mizuho eyes $2bn ◆ Dollar takes ‘sweet spot’ for major banks over euros ◆ Sentiment for Yankee issuance keeps improving
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New hire tasked with building out Japanese firm's FIG DCM business in EMEA
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Trade is first syndicated transaction with multiple parties for the fintech, and its first public corporate issuance
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Bulging orderbook and no concession paid in first hybrid since Credit Suisse taken over
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High quality borrowers return to dollars as Bank Mandiri brings first FIG deal since banking fears began
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Investors appreciated the Japanese bank’s ‘clinical one step move’
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Transaction was increased from $100m
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UK pharma latest high rated company to hit the euro market this week
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Tightening of price guidance on new Yankee deals for FIG issuers has decreased as US investors consider prospect of more rate rises
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Mizuho's 'counterintuitive' 10.25 year tranche attracts more demand than its 5.25 note
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US tech firm goes long as pension funds pep up demand
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Electric company goes as far as 30 year but deal shows small signs of waning demand for ultra-long corporate debt
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Portuguese utility gets almost seven times demand for €1bn subordinated debt
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Regal Rexnord unleased the first jumbo M&A financing of the year as corporates front-loaded supply ahead of the US inflation report
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Huge yield movement during bookbuilding as even 17 banks find IPTs hard to pinpoint
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Car finance companies provide taste of what 2023 IG corporate bonds has to offer
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Investors still appear keen to add risk as year end approaches
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Syndicate includes Taiwanese, Middle Eastern and Japanese banks
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Hong Kong group seeks loan to get ahead of 2023 volatility
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The South Korean bank has bumped up the margin this time around
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Tycoon Richard Li-owned group leans on Asian banks to lead the fundraising
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Margins offered by Indian borrowers are still below lenders’ expectations
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The deal comes less than six months after the Hong Kong group’s last outing
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He joins the French bank's SSA syndicate after four years at Mizuho
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The Indian chemical company is looking for $750m with a wider margin than its March outing