North America
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Activity brewing suggests loan deal making will pick up later this year
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Concentrated pre-Fed funding drives July FIG issuance in the US to over $50bn
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Issuer reaps ‘pleasant and unexpected reward’ from new NZ dollar deal
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Strong corporate demand bodes well for the rest of the credit market
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◆ First offshore deal in sterling since PRA debacle in April ◆ Canadian undersupply driving demand ◆ Euro still better despite the UK Treasury's equivalence plans
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Largest ever US bank capital deal sold this week as another big perp also appears amid hunt for yield
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◆ Citi and Wells Fargo opt to issue in euros before dollars ◆ Citi's offer described as first post-GFC euro tier two from a US bank ◆ Both banks achieve competitive funding in 'green flashing' euro market
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◆ Huge demand for second euro bond ◆ 'Remarkable' result a reflection of strong market ◆ Bond immediately performed, dragging peers tighter
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CIBC raises deeply subordinated debt capital in dollars as diverse set of foreign lenders print senior bonds
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NTT follows European leg with $11.25bn trade