Currencies
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After €1.25bn close to curve, Land's treasurer discusses reforms
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◆ Week-long flow of insurance capital sales in euros and sterling ◆ ASR goes for a longer and tight RT1 ◆ Both issuers using proceeds to buy back capital notes
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Funding to be provided by Danish sovereign and agency will cease issuing bonds immediately, ‘an absolute shock’
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◆ First euro deal from Candian province hits 'perfect storm' ◆ BNG and AFD print 15 years ◆ All tighten by at least 3bp
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Company is refinancing to cut costs
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SNB rate cut skews investor interest towards longer paper
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◆ Arbitrage attracts Belgium to dollars again ◆ No book updates ‘a little surprising’ and ‘a red flag’ ◆ Investors expected more spread
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Borrowing task is second largest ever after Covid response
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◆ First hybrid in almost two months ◆ Unibail will use proceeds to tender its novel exchange deal ◆ Three times subscription before books were reconciled
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◆ Logistics company's deal more than nine times subscribed ◆ Extra spread over ratings peers draws huge crowd ◆ VGP lands solid, but less spectacular, trade
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Machinery maker now has 20 relationship banks
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◆ Sterling market embraces diverse set of insurance sector deals ◆ L&G underlines different current dynamics in tier two and RT1 asset classes ◆ Proceeds to go for buyback ahead of October call
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Warren Buffett's conglomerate is the largest foreign issuer of yen bonds
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◆ Länder's 10 year 10bp back from KfW ◆ Deal over three times covered ◆ Trade 'could encourage' further German state issuance
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Banks could get stuck with large exposures they cannot offload
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By plunging the US into a recession, Trump might get his rate cut wish
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Rates investors show they’re still keen, sparking hopes credit buyers are too