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Anglo Irish Bank was forced to pull its sterling non-step-up tier one capital issue this week, as deteriorating equity markets triggered a widening of credit spreads, especially on lower rated product.
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Markets were hit with a barrage of bad news related to the subprime meltdown this week.
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The Bank of England's first foray into syndicated foreign currency bonds proved an undoubted success, the $2bn three year deal transcending extreme volatility to achieve the tightest pricing on a triple-A dollar bond seen for over a year.
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The Bank of England's first foray into syndicated foreign currency bonds proved an undoubted success, the $2bn three year deal transcending extreme volatility to achieve the tightest pricing on a triple-A dollar bond seen for over a year.
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Banque AIG, a subsidiary of American International Group, has launched the first AIG SIV, Nightingale Finance Ltd. It will issue CP and MTNs in both Europe and the US and is rated A-1+ and AAA by Standard & Poor's.
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Large Middle East-based accounts bought dollar range accruals in size, the Schuldschein and US MTN markets saw Euromarket borrowers print big tickets, and dealers brought a variety of innovative structures in flow markets this week.