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EDF and Mowi tapped private placements in their home currencies
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Agencies are taking advantage of arbitrage opportunities to print more private placements in sterling, they told GlobalCapital this week.
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Longer than normal floating rate notes and currency plays could provide a large part of the private placement landscape over the coming months, funding officials and dealers said this week, in the wake of the European Central Bank’s decision on June 5 to lower interest rates.
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The medium term note market welcomed one of the rarest of issuers on Tuesday, as the tiny country of French Polynesia sold its debut bond.
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Kommuninvest has tightened its medium term note levels after finding increased demand following speculation that covered bonds — which the agency prices relative to — could attain Level 1 status under Basel III’s liquidity coverage ratio put downward pressure on its funding costs. It comes as the issuer also enjoyed a revisit to euros, printing private placements in the currency for the first time since October 2011.
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Investors are hungry for duration from Belgian sub sovereign issuers, which are looking to tap the demand and will push further out the maturity curve in the coming weeks, according to bankers. But some of the borrowers are sticking to medium term deals, opting for clips with maturities between three and five years.
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Stefan Rinauer has taken the reins at Société Générale’s euro medium term note desk, GlobalCapital can reveal, replacing Ariane Uzan.