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Kommuninvest and KfW found good demand for short dated dollar benchmarks on Thursday despite difficult market conditions.
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World Bank on Wednesday sold the largest dollar benchmark from an SSA since July, as other issuers lined up deals in the currency.
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The increasing attractiveness of euros over dollars has led one public sector borrower to mandate for its first ever benchmark in the currency — and more debut issuers could follow.
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A German agency has drawn over €7.5bn of orders for a euro benchmark despite offering a negative yield — leaving bankers puzzled over why no other issuers are hitting screens in the currency.
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GlobalCapital's European SRI roundtable for 2015 brought together issuers, investors and bankers to discuss how to tackle the capital markets challenges of sustainable and responsible investment. -
A German agency is set to tackle the short end of the euro curve, as a fall in rates across the curve limits issuers’ options in the currency.
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A trio of European public sector issuers tapped Kangaroo and Kauri deals on Wednesday as bankers bemoaned the shortage of larger deals in Australian dollars.
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Paying up to get size away in euros is a painful idea for public sector funding officials. But they will have to swallow their objections if they want to bring bulky deals in September.
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A new Norwegian krone line from KfW and a tiny Kangaroo tap from Kommuninvest made it to market this week despite difficult external conditions.
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KfW on Thursday sold the largest euro benchmark of the year from a supranational or agency — clearing a deal €2bn larger than any of its peers’ efforts in 2015.
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One of the biggest borrowers in the public sector capital markets is gearing up to test demand in the belly of the euro curve, two days after a less than ecstatic investor response to a 10 year from Finland.
