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Nationwide Building Society launched its first covered bond since the announcement of its planned merger with the Portman Building Society this week, a Eu2bn seven year issue led by ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank.
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We believe that we may have been among the very first Euromarketeers from London to have persuaded US Trust to buy some international bonds.
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Standard & Poor's opened up a new avenue for corporate securitisation this week when it introduced a methodology for rating whole business securitisations based on market value rather than pure cashflows.
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The currency markets — and in particular the sudden weakness in the dollar — set the tone for the euro swap markets this week. Since last Thursday (November 23) euro/dollar has moved four big figures from $1.28 to trade at $1.3255 yesterday (Thursday) afternoon.
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Coming up to the end of the year and it is still Citigroup in front in table one after the bank led $325.3m in deals issued this week. Among the 27 deals which fit the criteria for table one was a NZ$39m ($26.4m) three year note for the World Bank, and a ¥6bn ($51.7m) five year deal for Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Dutch public sector finance agency Nederlandse Waterschapsbank (NWB) shunned the dollar market in favour of euros this week as diminishing arbitrage opportunities and falling yields coupled with a weakening dollar made the euro the more appealing option.
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The US high grade corporate bond market broke into the record books in November, with almost $76bn of new issuance, making it the biggest monthly volume yet.
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The US high grade corporate bond market broke into the record books in November, with almost $76bn of new issuance, making it the biggest monthly volume yet.
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A week after it launched its first Kangaroo bond, the Province of Ontario has priced its first Turkish lira deal. It sold TL75m ($51.4m) of 19.25% notes due 2008, lead managed by TD Securities and RBC Capital Markets.
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Once upon a time, the media and corporate communication divisions of an investment bank were considered to be poor relations by the traders and dealmakers.
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The Republic of Poland this week mandated Deutsche Bank, Société Générale and UBS as bookrunners for a euro denominated fixed rate benchmark deal next year.