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The UK this week once again broke its record order book, with bankers suggesting the huge demand may have been down to investors taking their last chance for ultralong sovereign sterling paper for some time. -
Natixis has hired Bryan North-Claus as head of fixed income sales Americas, as part of the French bank's push to improve its American business.
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The Kingdom of Bahrain has hired banks for a multi tranche Islamic and conventional trade that at the long end could stretch as far as 30 years, a tenor that some bankers have labelled “ambitious”.
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Southeast Asian companies have pulled off a dramatic increase in dollar bond issuance this year. But with Indonesia still representing the bulk of deals from the region, bankers are bracing themselves for a slow down as the end of the year approaches. Addison Gong reports.
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Turkey ignored softness in the market to double the size of its 30 year dollar bonds on Wednesday, after reopening its May 2047s for a further $1.75bn.
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The UK Debt Management Office (DMO) tapped a 2065 line for £4bn on Tuesday, upping the size of the transaction because of “impressive quality of demand”.
