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  • Korea Development Bank (KDB) is set to price a tap of its €500m 1.5% 2018 bond on Tuesday, proving that there is appetite for Korean bonds in euros despite Korea Finance Corporation’s (KoFC) postponed attempt to bring a debut deal in the currency last Thursday.
  • SSA
    Hungary’s Export-Import Bank is beginning investor meetings in London on Tuesday ahead of a €400m bond deal. The transaction comes with a guarantee from the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), which has never used before in the public bond market. Explaining the novel structure to new investors will be crucial to the deal’s success, investors said.
  • SSA
    Spain saw heavy demand for its 12 month paper at an auction on Tuesday, with its strongest bid to cover ratio since October. Despite yields rising to their highest level since February, the result is a sign that political worries in the country have failed to hurt its capital markets access, said analysts.
  • SSA
    Hungary’s Export-Import Bank is beginning investor meetings in London on Tuesday ahead of a €400m bond deal. The transaction comes with a guarantee from the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), which has never been used before in the public bond market. Explaining the novel structure to new investors will be crucial to the deal’s success, investors said.
  • SSA
    France passed its first test since losing its last triple-A rating on Friday, placing nearly €8bn of bills on Monday with just a slight increase in yields from a week ago. The sovereign is expected to sail through an auction of longer dated debt later on Thursday with similar ease, but a debt auction for Spain on the same day may be a tougher sell as investors digest the latest political scandal from the country, said analysts.
  • SSA
    Hungary’s Export-Import Bank has picked banks for a euro benchmark deal, which will come with a guarantee from the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), said bankers involved in the sale.