Euro
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Bankers reveal final pricing expectation ◆ UK lender plans first euro deal since 2019 ◆ Issuer happy to take time for extra investor work
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◆ France's snap election 'a big surprise' for markets say FIG bankers ◆ French senior non-preferred bonds underperform ◆ Issuers taking a 'wait-and-see' approach
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◆ Aussie bank starts one week in-person roadshow ◆ Long five year deal to diversify euro funding ◆ Bank considered waiting until after the summer
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The Polish bank is one of the highest rated of Central and Eastern Europe's bank issuers
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Spate of jumbo trades and crowded days for issuance more than doubles average new issue premium
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◆ Management of the company, combing My Money Bank and previous HSBC France's retail business, talks to GlobalCapital ◆ Deal optimises capital and aims to keep investors close for future tier two issuance ◆ Covered bonds most likely in future primary appearance
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Chocolatier garners €2.1bn of orders for five year deal
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Issuer refreshes euro presence after 2.5 years and wants to issue annually
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Dutch issuer has now funded two thirds of its annual programme
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Corporate bond market stands at its strongest point with more FIG deals expected, though higher new issue premiums eyed
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Spreads to drive demand as market breezes past widely expected 25bp cut
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Sure, covered bond new issue premiums are back while order books are smaller — but good times are still to come