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When reserve managers switched from Treasuries to other public sector bonds, they meant it
◆ Deal 'tight from the outset, but deliberately so' ◆ Slim concession paid ◆ Washington supras in dollar focus
◆ German agency taps bond from 2024 ◆ Line reopened was ‘interesting’ but considered expensive by some ◆ 'No huge NIP' to start with, but book grew after modest tightening
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◆ Issuer sets level flat to supra peer ◆ No new issue concession ◆ CEB takes €1bn, book easily covers -
◆ Backlog of German issuers looking to print ◆ State set to print while reforms put to vote ◆ Lower Saxony covers deal well
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Everyone knows investment bankers’ jobs can be cut at a moment’s notice. It’s one thing when you’re experienced and have made some money. But junior bankers are just as vulnerable, and have fewer options. It’s a big problem this year
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Deal was among MDB bonds warmly welcomed by investors this week
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Investor demand for longer paper allows both issuers to price tight
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Pragmatism to the fore for issuers trying to price benchmarks in turbulent markets
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