Weekly Covers
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◆ Deal follows $3bn issue in February ◆ Swiss regulators may demand much more capital ◆ Similar structure to last deal
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Deal was wallcrossed over two days, launched on Thursday morning
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Long end deals could be on the cards for brave Benelux borrowers
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Offering gets $10bn book and large retail participation
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Prospect of more borrowing and investment next year did little to deter Bund yields or swap spreads
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Investors and issuers unlikely to reshape plans to capitalise on wide covered levels
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The government has enacted impressive reforms since 2023, but revenue collection is still weak
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◆ Lack of competing issuance and high yield alternatives lure buyers ◆ £150m deal more than nine times subscribed ◆ 'Punchy' spread differential between Chesnara's outstanding tier two and new RT1
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Strong demand for blocks could lead to early market reopening
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Market all but certain US rates will be on pause this week, while looking for clues for September
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Another Dubai real estate firm priced fresh sukuk well inside its curve
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◆ UK insurer to add debt capital after equity ◆ Deal to finance HSBC acquisition ◆ Credit markets are receptive for subordinated debt