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Two of the big guns in UK residential mortgage securitisation fired huge salvos this week, as Royal Bank of Scotland launched Europe's biggest ever securitisation for £6.5bn and Northern Rock issued £5.5bn.
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Simba Funding Corp yesterday (Thursday) launched a Eu40bn single-seller asset backed commercial paper conduit sponsored by ING Bank.
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The senior euro financial institutions market witnessed one of its busiest periods in recent memory this week, with issuance of Eu15bn.
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German electronics and electrical engineering group Siemens priced its hybrid bond last Friday (September 8) after garnering a record book of Eu13bn for its two tranche euro and sterling deal.
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The dollar market remained on fire for public sector borrowers this week with Italy issuing a blow-out 10 year and Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten and Kommunalbanken proving there is still life in the five year sector despite the inverted yield curve.
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Norwegian oil services company Acergy imported a US trend to Europe this week when it used part of the proceeds of a $500m convertible bond to buy back its own shares.
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Anadarko Petroleum lit up the high grade bond market yesterday (Thursday) with a tightly priced $5.5bn multi-tranche blowout that continued to soar in price in the secondary market.
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Anadarko Petroleum lit up the high grade bond market yesterday (Thursday) with a tightly priced $5.5bn multi-tranche blowout that continued to soar in price in the secondary market.
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US hybrid capital investors celebrated the end to their six month feud with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners this week by showering Florida Power & Light with almost $4bn of demand for its $350m institutional hybrid issue.
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The new issue floodgates burst open this week and both dollar and euro primary markets were inundated with new debt. A great deal of this was swapped and interbank swap market activity was dominated by consequent hedge business.
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Washington Mutual is poised to launch the first US covered bond next week, via ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank, and which is expected to be split into five and 10 year tranches totalling around Eu3bn.
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In these columns, we have complained that obtaining information from Morgan Stanley is sometimes like extracting a tiger's wisdom tooth without an anaesthetic.