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The size of an average medium term note (MTN) is set to grow during the next few months, in a bid to attract investors concerned with liquidity.
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A slew of oversubscribed deals in the public market could lead to an upswing in demand for MTNs, said bankers. -
Nederlandse Waterschapsebank has pushed the funding boat out in euros, by selling a rare 50 year MTN.
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African Development Bank has sold a GHS5m ($1.26m) 16% one year note to an offshore investor.
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The Province of Manitoba has printed ¥6bn ($59.3m) of 30 year paper, equalling the province’s longest ever note in the currency.
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The International Finance Corporation has brought its second Nigerian naira bond of the year, just one week after its first issuance in the currency since August 2015.
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KfW tapped a A$2.1bn 4% January 2019 bond on Wednesday for A$200m ($154.4m), as KommuneKredit reopened a A$215m 2.9% November 2026 for A$25m.
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Autumn is approaching swiftly and, along with falling leaves and lengthening nights, it will bring US money market fund reform. But banks don't seem ready.
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The Autonomous Community of Madrid has crushed its long dated borrowing costs with a 15 year euro medium term note.
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The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) sold a ZK104m ($10.3m) five year note to a single investor on Monday.
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The MTN market has been all but shut since Wednesday thanks to overly ambitious pricing targets from issuers, according to MTN bankers.
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The MTN market, undeterred by volatility afflicting public issuance, has produced a respectable flow of deals since the UK voted last week to leave the European Union.
