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The European corporate bond market was busy again this week as issuers rushed to print yet more deals. While it was not quite as hectic as the week before, issuers raised Eu4.5bn equivalent in just four days.
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The European corporate bond market was busy again this week as issuers rushed to print yet more deals. While it was not quite as hectic as the week before, issuers raised Eu4.5bn equivalent in just four days.
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Caixa Geral de Depósitos opened the Portuguese covered bond market this week with a Eu2bn 10 year obrigações hipotecárias, and successfully positioned itself in the middle of the covered bond credit and pricing spectrum.
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Caixa Geral de Depósitos opened the Portuguese covered bond market this week with a Eu2bn 10 year obrigações hipotecárias, and successfully positioned itself in the middle of the covered bond credit and pricing spectrum.
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Why are we receiving so many calls about Barclays, Barclays Capital, Barclays Global Investors and other members of the far-flung Barclays global empire?
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The 10 year US dollar swap spread broke through the 50bp barrier late last week and was quoted as 49.5bp for much of this week. This is at the tights of the year.
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US bank Wachovia came back to the European market this week for another helping of lower tier two capital. Since its inaugural transaction in July, the issuer has been active in establishing a curve in both the senior and subordinated markets.
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Moody's this week called for comments on proposals to change the way it rates preferred stock and hybrid securities globally.
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Moody's announced this week that it plans to roll out separate ratings for probability of default and loss given default for speculative grade companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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La Banque Postale, the banking subsidiary of La Poste, has signed a Eu10bn EuroMTN programme arranged by BNP Paribas. The issuer is planning a lower tier two deal in the near future, joint lead managers BNP Paribas and JP Morgan announced this week.
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Citigroup is over $2.5bn ahead of its nearest rivals at the top of table one after leading $1.22bn in 17 deals issued this week. Among the trades were a ¥25bn ($213m) four year floating rate note for General Electric Capital Corporation and a two year FRN for Royal Bank of Canada.