Euro
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German, French and Dutch banks the most likely candidates for the next long end deal
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Company prints inside recent similarly rated names despite problems in motor sector
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Sustainability links will be added once framework is complete and published
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◆ Rare Portuguese issuer lands very close to Pfandbrief ◆ Tightening in covered bond spreads prompts divergent views on where fair values are ◆ Both issuers fund close, if not flat to, perceived fair values
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◆ Austrian lender opts for longest maturity considered ◆ Market participants debate impact on broader market ◆ 'Minimal' new issue premium but slim pick-up over sovereign more notable
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Chocolatier gets sticky book for first trade since S&P downgrade
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◆ Limited attrition and premium deemed success ◆ Issuer offered ‘something a bit different’ on busy day ◆ New bond aimed at early refinancing
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◆ French leasing company Ayvens limits book attrition ◆ Signs other FIG issuers ‘becoming less aggressive’ when pricing ◆ BNP Paribas adopted similar strategy
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◆ Orders hold to finish several times subscribed ◆ Premium level debated ◆ Investors lured by attractive spread and rating
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◆ French bank offers premium to investors to attain size target ◆ Deal is the tightest and longest French euro tier two in 2025 ◆ Rare Ibercaja also goes longer than the norm
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The company is believed to have added three institutions to its lending roster of relationship banks
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◆ Large size ◆ Pricing ‘on the money’ ◆ Getting squeezy versus OATs