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Opportunistic covered deals unearth demand at the very short end
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Icelandic banks are hopeful of issuing in the international capital markets in 2013 after the country’s government changes its tax laws.
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BRFkredit has placed German investors at the top of its wish list as it looks to shake up its buyer base next year and plots a first quarter benchmark.
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SEB is planning a more flexible approach to its money market issuance next year, as heavy demand for its paper allows the bank to push out its short term tenors.
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Australian banks have been selling record sizes of sterling denominated private placements at sub Libor prices over the past two weeks after investors flocked to the credits following their exit from blackout period.
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Short term investors are beginning to look beyond top tier banks in Italy, mirroring a trend seen in the public sphere in recent weeks, although the trades are still taking place with conservative structures.
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Emerging market banks are taking an increasing share of US prime money market funds’ cash as managers replace US and European assets with debt from countries including Brazil, Chile and India.