US dollar
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal rumoured close to 15 times covered at peak book ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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◆ Investors primed to book US financials amid supply scarcity ◆ US banks lift $22.7bn in three days ◆ US Bancorp joins on Thursday, MUFG adds ultra-popular Yankee AT1
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LatAm development bank follows seven other issuers into the market this week as supply hits $7bn
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◆ Bank pushes forward to raise capital outside of home market ◆ $750m deal attracts $7.5bn demand by New York open ◆ Deal benefits from government support making it different to other AT1s
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BNG, Finnvera and EAA join peers to tap three year part of the curve
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The public sector’s rush to raise dollars is set to continue on Wednesday
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◆ Improved mood spurs issuers to raise strategic capital ◆ MUFG prepares Japan's first dollar AT1 since Crédit Suisse collapse ◆ Crédit Agricole Assurances to 'optimise' capital with new tier two and buybacks
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Santander makes case for G-Sib issuance but bankers insist minnows can price unsecured too
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◆ Blockbuster-sized deal defies volatility ◆ Issuer spots 'right window' to execute Yankee return at 'acceptable' NIP ◆ Head of group funding talks to GlobalCapital
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◆ UK building society prints first Yankee in more than a year ◆ Pays 7bp NIP amid challenging market conditions ◆ Favourable demand for Yankee SNP and TLAC
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Pair to slip through narrow issuance window as others expected to wait on sidelines
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Investors brush off selling momentum to buy short-dated Swedish paper