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US securitization market gripped by fear of GSE reform
Botched reform of national mortgage lenders could destabilize MBS market and make securitization demonized
Swap spreads test new tights on fiscal expansion concerns as issuers turn to dollars
Regulatory risk in US securitization won't diminish under Trump
The president’s deregulatory agenda may inadvertently increase uncertainty for the industry
EU green finance leadership weakened as major laws are reopened
Political battles will rage again over CSRD, CSDDD and Taxonomy
Swap spreads test new tights on fiscal expansion concerns as issuers turn to dollars
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The deal managed a tight print amid welcoming market conditions -
Sovereign showed euro bond funding does not have to be more expensive than dollars
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The trade drew good demand after a slow week for covered bond issuers
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Cosan and Shell’s Brazilian JV found hefty demand shortly after S&P placed it on negative outlook
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◆ Three sterling deals come at once ◆ Some orderbook attrition displayed ◆ Investors say they want more sterling
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Books were nearly $3bn for its first trade in five years
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German electricity company ends corporate drought as Thermo Fisher announces roadshow
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Market debates whether a new SSA borrower or repurposed European supranational would better fund European security as US dials up pressure
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The government should choose to implement the policy after much deliberation
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Higher than expected inflation sent yields more than 10bp higher
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Oil companies' shift back to fossil fuels betrays weak influence of green finance
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Issuer in market as ceasefire with Gaza is under pressure after Hamas stopped the release of hostages
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◆ German and European spending needs rile SSA market ◆ GSE reform in the US, green reform in the EU ◆ Saudi Arabia leads Gulf diversification out of dollars
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Sovereign pays zero new issue premium as books for 10 year deal top $4.9bn
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East African sovereign could print $1bn-$1.5bn, depending on demand for the tender
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Equity capital will be needed and treasurers will have to plan funding carefully
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Issuance volumes net positive for first time in years
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Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and RBC will pay fines, Deutsche gained immunity
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Joint borrowing through existing supranational vehicles presents serious problems
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Backers believe new international bank for Nato members could be established fast and make long term loans to governments and companies
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Five-part Matterhorn is biggest ever Swissie from a US corporate
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Block in Azelis was five times oversubscribed and increased
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Belgian pharmaceutical company has made three acquisitions this year
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Sponsored by CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean
CAF gearing up to transform regional development
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Sponsored by Emirates NBD Capital
Emirates NBD Capital: An unrivalled conduit for Middle East liquidity
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Sponsored by Instituto de Crédito Oficial
ICO: a benchmark issuer in the European sustainable bonds market
