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The theme for the year which has seen sterling investors opening up more and more lines for new credits continued this week as National Bank of Greece (NBG) priced a heavily oversubscribed £375m perpetual non-call 10 year tier one issue via Barclays Capital, JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch. The latter was structuring adviser on the trade.
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The senior financial institutions debt market was busy across currencies this week.
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The Province of Buenos Aires and Cap Cana, a resort company in the Dominican Republic, delighted investors with high yielding bond issues this week.
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The bull run in both the equity and fixed income markets continues apace. The FTSE closed yesterday (Thursday) after setting a five year high at 6237.9 while the S&P 500 neared a six year peak at 1,3889.08. The good mood was contagious. In the fixed income market new issues continued to be welcomed with open arms by investors.
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The bull run in both the equity and fixed income markets continues apace. The FTSE closed Wednesday at a five year high of 6214, while the S&P 500 neared a six year peak at 1389.
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Burgan Bank, listed in Kuwait, launched a $1bn EuroCP programme yesterday (Thursday) and is expected to issue its first CP trades sometime next week.
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A week that has seen equity indices worldwide reach record levels has allowed for a bumper issuance of MTNs benefiting from this upsurge.
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The new bond issue market continued to dictate the terms of the interbank swap market this week. The 10 year euro asset swap spread to the 4% Bund due July 2016 compressed to 22.7bp at the close yesterday (Thursday), around 1.75bp off the recent high prints.