Belgium
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No competition expected as investors hunger for covered paper across the curve
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◆ German states are performing well ◆ Placing fair value for the Länder segment is hard ◆ 15-year deal tightened 3bp
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◆ First out of three Belgian euro syndications proved a hit ◆ Usual 2bp premium paid ◆ Italy to follow with potential €20bn deal
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In euros, KfW and Belgium will test new year clearing levels
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DCM team responded to issuers’ heightened need for advice on capital this year and plans to expand in this competitive area
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Luxembourg market draws closer to extinction
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◆ 'Investors seem to be buying' in euros ◆ Institutional community's tap tightened 4bp ◆ Deal’s coverage ratio was issuer's highest this year
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◆ Appetite for credit attracts trio to senior market despite weaker backdrop ◆ But face-to-face execution between two similar deals underlines limits for non-major global bank issuers◆ UniCredit diversifies funding with rare floater
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◆ Opportunistic move pays off ◆ More balance brought into euro curve this year ◆ ‘Incentive and motivation’ to improve spreads
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◆ Final terms fixed from the get-go ◆ Second opportunistic dollar trade from the sovereign ◆ Home euro market having ‘terrible day’
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◆ ‘Blow-out book’ for regional issuer ◆ Attractive spreads versus swaps, OATs ◆ Minimal new issue premium paid
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UK bank recruits dealmaker from Groupe Bruxelles Lambert