US dollar
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◆ Deal marketed at a price to sell ◆ Structure suggests UBS is optimising funding volume ◆ Reluctance to buy Swiss AT1s remains but fixed income markets are recovering
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◆ Better market mood suggests more FIG capital issuance on the cards ◆ BBVA goes for longer tier two in dollars ◆ Some suggest UBS will issue AT1 as early as Wednesday
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New US investors are coming to the table as resurgent volumes are eyed
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US bank’s $6bn two-part opco/holdco deal, joined by Santander and Standard Chartered Yankees, pushes October FIG volume to $54bn
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Issuers face wider initial pricing and weaker bookbuilding
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Primary deal flow expected to resume next week, but amount raised will be small
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Hessen prices €250m tap as market braces for a week of data drops and central bank meetings
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Despite rush of agency deals in dollars, pinpointing fair value is hard
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German issuer returns to dollar long end after a three year hiatus
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Dutch agency will fund the remaining €1bn of its target mainly through smaller trades
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal rumoured close to 15 times covered at peak book ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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◆ Investors primed to book US financials amid supply scarcity ◆ US banks lift $22.7bn in three days ◆ US Bancorp joins on Thursday, MUFG adds ultra-popular Yankee AT1