Weekly Covers
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Lower than expected issuance volume to keep covered spreads tight into the autumn
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First batch of post-summer new issues flooded with demand, but will it last?
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Industries familiar to Australian investors could find strong demand in Aussie dollar market
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International firms contend with rising swathe of locals set on hiring big name bankers as they tear into fee pool
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◆ Final euro benchmark done at optimal time ◆ Spread to KfW was key, little NIP paid ◆ Investor work has 'really come into fruition'
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◆ Six year note from US automaker ◆ Order book lifts size to £400m ◆ Spread tightened 18bp inside the tight end of initial thoughts
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◆ MetLife, Northwestern restart sterling issuance after two-month hiatus ◆ Corporates print as supply scarcity, redemptions create demand for credit ◆ Others beyond highly rated FABN unlikely to join
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◆ Deal lands at record spread through OATs ◆ Immediate performance pushes OAT spread tighter ◆ Investors still keen despite tight price
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The country is taking an exchange rate risk, but perhaps not a big one
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Supranational C-suiter and veteran banker added to DSR Bank body to bring MDB and market experience
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◆ BBVA opts to go long amid attractive absolute spread levels ◆ Pays slim concession ◆ Higher paying RBI lands flat to fair value backed by strong demand
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◆ Finnish DMO's Sammallahti on 'sweet spot' tenor ◆ Close to fair value ◆ Asset managers willing to buy shorter