Currencies
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Pragmatism to the fore for issuers trying to price benchmarks in turbulent markets
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Investors are hungry for any paper offering more than 3%
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◆ CA experiences big drop in orders ◆ BCP struggled to tighten from IPT ◆ FIG deals struggle even as corps succeed
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◆ Difficult FIG execution was less pronounced in the senior market ◆ New type of offerings from BNP Paribas and Islandsbanki receive strongest reception ◆ AIB's mid range holdco lifts lower volume
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◆ First new benchmark from the issuer in two months ◆ Record IOIs but pragmatism remains ◆ Investors welcome MDBs back in primary after recent Trump noise
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◆ Nineteen times covered books for €3bn of taps ◆ Shorter, older bonds replaced by long ones ◆ ‘Clever trade’ and ‘very precise pricing’ as a result
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◆ Priced off recent peer issue ◆ New levels found after swap spread moves ◆ Deal twice subscribed
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◆ Norwegian lender shows longer tenors are no issue ◆ Investors flock to four times covered deal ◆ Slim premium paid to reopen market
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Canada's strong dollar deal suggests investors are looking beyond Trump threats
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◆ Deal lands after lengthy roadshow ◆ Investors pledge over €1.15bn of orders for sub-benchmark print ◆ Single digit concession offered
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Issuer expects second deal of same maturity in the autumn, while funding needs may change
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The solar energy investment company slashes 30bp off part of its loan margin