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KfW tapped its December 2025s for £300m on Monday, with the solid demand for the trade being seen as a good omen for the UK sovereign’s sterling linker tap expected this week. -
A banker at LBBW has left its SSA origination and syndicate team to join its FIG debt syndicate, GlobalCapital understands.
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This week's funding scorecard looks at the progress of Europe's supranationals and agencies as we enter the start of the third quarter.
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Yields across asset classes plumbed ever lower depths this week but investors were still forced to participate in deals as cash floods into fixed income funds. Now market participants have questioned whether the coming round of likely rate cuts will reveal the limits of investor tolerance. Lewis McLellan, Burhan Khadbai and Bill Thornhill report.
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SSA bankers expect the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to take advantage of a compression in yields to lock in cheap funding at the long end of the curve with its first benchmark of the third quarter.
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) and KfW reopened the sterling SSA bond market this week with the first public trades since early June. Demand for the currency has been strong all year round, but supply has wavered as a result of a less attractive cross currency basis swap.
