Germany
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Some investors are waiting for covered bond spreads to widen before jumping into the primary market -
LF sparkles as DZ and Crédit Ag flounder further out
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The high spread and short tenor helped haul in demand on a difficult day
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The Anglo-German tourism conglomerate is enjoying a strong rebound in bookings following the pandemic
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Sub-benchmark deal could pave the way for other capital trades to follow
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The German insurer is set to revisit the market later this month
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German personal and casualty insurer eyes sub-benchmark deal after two days of marketing
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The Berlin social housing covered bond was subscribed in 15 minutes
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German personal and casualty insurer to print sub-benchmark deal after two days of marketing
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Volatile markets are causing block trades in Europe to become increasingly opaque, as secret sellers leave without saying goodbye
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German state brings ultra-long deal to thin market on eve of ECB meeting
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