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Financial institutions triple issuance in the currency this year, while corporates make greater use of euro and sterling taps
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The International Finance Corp is scouting for the next opportunity to develop green bonds in emerging markets, following its sale of the first such bond from an international issuer in the Peruvian market this week.
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Investors starved of paper from well-funded borrowers and the summer slowdown allowed the State of Berlin to increase a €100m 10 year print to €250m this week, following a €125m eight year from the sub-sovereign a day before.
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Mitsubishi UFJ has hired a senior MTN dealer as head of medium term notes, the latest move in the company’s efforts to grow its MTN business.
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The International Finance Corporation is looking to enlarge its Brazilian reais issuance and boost its profile with Uridashi investors.
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Ireland’s capital market renaissance spread to the very short end of the curve this week, as it sold its largest piece of commercial paper outside its home currency in two years. Meanwhile, the sovereign is also seeking to reduce its near term redemption pile as part of its recovery process after coming off International Monetary Fund and European Union support last year.
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The World Bank could follow up a series of dollar private placements linked to CMS rates after receiving strong demand for the structure. Other issuers could follow suit as investors bet on the US Federal Reserve increasing interest rates next year.