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Madrid set the scene on Wednesday for other sub-sovereign borrowers to take advantage of an investor yield chase with a tightly priced near record sized deal. -
A pair of regional issuers mandated banks for euro deals in the 10 year part of the curve on Wednesday.
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Sub-sovereign credits mandated for deals this week in the absence of more familiar SSA customers. Next week could be busier in dollars and sterling.
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Madrid mandated banks for a euro deal on Tuesday, with SSA bankers confident that Greece’s discussions with creditors will not impact other eurozone periphery borrowers.
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There were potential signs of contagion to the rest of the eurozone periphery from the protracted discussions between Greece and its creditors this week.
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North Rhine-Westphalia is set to become the first German state and one of a handful of European sub-sovereign borrowers to enter the green bond market, after mandating banks on Wednesday to roadshow for its inaugural deal in the format.
