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◆ Eight foreign banks raise more than $18bn in three days as BMO adds another $1bn to multiple perps ◆ M&A funding also boosts February FIG volume to over $50bn ◆ Slow down felt by Thursday as spreads widen
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Danish agency scored largest ever book and at a tight spread to US Treasuries
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◆ Issuer removes capital deficit ◆ Starts marketing ‘aggressively’ to finish through fair value ◆ Unlikely to print any senior debt for regulatory purposes
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SSA prints totalling $2.75bn speak volumes about strength of bid in dollars
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Sale is expected to value the Norwegian consulting firm at Nkr5.65bn
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Market ‘took positives’ from US data, central bank meeting, and US Treasury volumes last week
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British Columbia, Thuringia and Sagess will also price deals across dollars and euros on Tuesday
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Sovereign achieves diversification goal with first syndicated green bond
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Dkr7.75bn deal is Denmark's second green bond after an auction last year
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Issuer will adopt the same ‘twin bond’ approach as its product debut, sold via auction, last year
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Nystedt to return to Stockholm after two years in New York
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The Nordic bank is looking to increase its offering for investors and issuers
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◆ Second Swedish sub in a row to be priced with a spread below 200bp ◆ Market is strong but investors are price sensitive ◆ SEB pays higher NIP than Handelsbanken did
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Credit investors look to lock in top quality names even at tight spreads
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Blockchain platform protocol aims to reduce carbon footprint of participants
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The dollar SSA rush continues as ECB and Fed meetings approach
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Banks claim it can cut carbon footprint to similar level to conventional tech
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◆ Many factors drive strong demand ◆ Rarity aspect helps some issuers ◆ Pipeline loaded, say bankers
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The wave of capital increases by real estate companies pressured to repay debt has only begun, says banker
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Hearing aid maker raised equity to pay off debt after shareholders opposed rights issue
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Senior issuance rises to £3bn in seven trading sessions but latest order book was slow to grow
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Transparency on deal size improved execution certainty of rare long dated deal
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Adrien Lan was previously UBS's global head of MTNs