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◆ Reverse interest helped by secondary demand ◆ Concession paid ◆ 15 year leg more challenging
New methodology follows headroom created by S&P revision last year
Primary issuance conditions were looking great before latest Middle East war brought uncertainty
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Issuance from cantons could rise next year as regions look to close SNB dividend shortfall -
Bankers reckon issuer paid a concession of 4bp-8bp for new 15 year SURE line
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In October and November, the bank picked up more German and Dutch bonds
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Bulk of deal will be a new 15 year line as issuer fills up curve
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FIG still the busiest sector as borrowers run out of things to do
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The European Union’s last syndication of the year, set to be priced on Wednesday, should go well as it is expected to come with a generous concession to a market that has cheapened going into the sale. But after opening strongly, the bond traded down in the grey market on Tuesday.
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