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The Reserve Bank of India's subsidised window for raising foreign currency borrowing has accelerated the country's banks' dollar issuance blitz
Issuer moves swiftly to avoid tricky calendar in September, achieves tight spreads
Issuer benefits from no-grow label, double-digit starting spread to US Treasuries, and typical 'responsible' execution approach
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Two paths for issuers: top tier swamped with attention, lesser names scrape by
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Record tight spread through swaps but 5bp concession needed
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