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Private placements may have hung around much longer than first expected but their dominance may be at an end
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NRW.Bank found demand to increase its largest ever sterling private placement, sold this week, and it is up for more deals in the currency.
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KfW has sold a rare, privately placed note with a step-up inverse floating rate structure, which dealers said could be a sign of other similar trades to come.
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The Spanish Autonomous Community of País Vasco may issue its first public bond in over five years in 2015. -
KfW has sold a rare privately placed note that carries a step up inverse floating rate structure.
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German insurance companies and pension funds are looking at longer and longer tenors as they hunt for return in Europe’s low yield environment. World Bank was able to satisfy some of this demand with a 50 year callable zero private placement and more such long dated callable zeros could be on the cards.
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The Community of Aragon has become the second Spanish region to bring a deal to the capital markets since European Central Bank president Mario Draghi made dovish comments late last week. And with the Spanish sovereign’s yields hitting record lows this week, there could be more sub-sovereign action before the year is out.
