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Sterling investors got a rare treat on Thursday from Yorkshire Building Society, which re-entered the tier two market for the first time in years, building a four times oversubscribed book.

Swiss franc investors took advantage of a rare opportunity to buy Norwegian senior unsecured financial paper this week when Sparebanken Nord-Norge made its debut in the currency.

Yorkshire Building Society is set to sell its first tier two bond in years, building a substantial book for a £250m 10 year non-call five year.

The syndication for Swiss bathroom fixtures maker Geberit’s Sfr1.29bn (€1.07bn) loan to buy Sanitec of Finland will be allocated next week, said a banker on the deal.

Alliance Automotive has issued a two tranche bond to fund the French-UK car parts distributor’s buyout in August by Blackstone and the company's founders from Weinberg Capital Partners.

Philippines-based Bloomberry Resorts Corp raised Ps5.655bn ($126m) on Monday evening via a top-up placement of shares, taking advantage of the slight improvement in market sentiment to push its deal past the finish line.

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration returned to Swiss francs for the first time in nearly a year on Monday, selling a four year deal, which was priced inside where its outstanding bonds in the currency trade.

On Friday Nestlé extended by a year €5bn five year revolving credit facility it had signed in October 2013. The Swiss foods producer also replaced a €5bn-equivalent short term facility with a new facility of €6bn.

Alliance Automotive, the French-UK car parts distributor, is set to issue €325m of high yield bonds to refinance its acquisition by Blackstone and the company's founders from Weinberg Capital Partners in August.

Corporacion Andina de Fomento (CAF) extended its Swiss franc curve to January 2028 on Wednesday in the longest deal in the currency by a non-Swiss borrower since April 2013.

SEB got the additional tier one market back on to a strong footing on Thursday, selling the first AT1 from a European bank for almost two months to a rapturous reception. National Australia Bank was also active in the subordinated market, overcoming concerns over a novel structure to sell the first Basel III-compliant tier two deal from an Australian issuer in euros.

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