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Unlike recent weeks where financial institutions had been able to price just about any deal at any price, issuers found life more difficult this week. UniCredito Italiano was one of the most high profile casualties, struggling to price its Eu1bn 10 year floater via Barclays Capital, Citigroup, HVB and UBM.
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"Yesterday was the busiest day of the year so far, and today has been almost as busy," said one credit default swap trader at the close yesterday (Thursday) in London.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group launched a titanic tier one capital issue into stormy seas this week, but by widening pricing on the dollar and euro tranches, steered it to a successful conclusion, raising $4.2bn (¥496bn).
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group launched a titanic tier one capital issue into stormy seas this week, but by widening pricing on the dollar and euro tranches, steered it to a successful conclusion, raising $4.2bn (¥496bn).
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group launched a titanic tier one capital issue into stormy seas this week, but by widening pricing on the dollar and euro tranches, steered it to a successful conclusion, raising $4.2bn (¥496bn).
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group launched a titanic tier one capital issue into stormy seas this week, but by widening pricing on the dollar and euro tranches, steered it to a successful conclusion, raising $4.2bn (¥496bn).
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Royal Bank of Scotland took silver in league table one this week, knocking Barclays Capital into third place, by leading four deals worth around $500m. Two of its deals included a $10m 10 year swap rate linked note for Commonwealth Bank of Australia and a Eu200m two year note for RCI Banque at 10bp over Euribor.
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The corporate bond market's floodgates opened this week and about Eu5.5bn of new deals gushed into the primary market from seven different issuers.
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The corporate bond market's floodgates opened this week and about Eu5.5bn of new deals gushed into the primary market from seven different issuers.
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Kingdom Hotel Investments, the luxury hotel group controlled by Saudi Arabia's Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, capped its impressive $397.2m IPO with a strong debut on the Dubai International Financial Exchange (DIFX) this week.