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NIBC CPT covered goes slow against busy backdrop
Demand for a rare conditional pass-through covered bond was slow to build on Tuesday, with the book of some €800m for NIBC Bank’s 10-year giving leads little leeway to tighten pricing.
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US dollar market fires up
Three public sector issuers are expected to come to the US dollar market this week, providing some much needed supply after a rather lacklustre summer for issuance in the currency.
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FMS adds to sterling supply
FMS Wertmanagement brought a £250m seven-year trade on Tuesday, in a bid to attract the last remnants of demand for sterling paper following last week’s issues from the IFC, OeKB, Rentenbank, IADB and ADB.
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Orders pour in for Finland 10-year return
Investors, undeterred by the looming decline in the European Central Bank’s asset purchase programme, piled into the Republic of Finland’s first 10-year benchmark in a year, but the going was slower for frequent issuer KfW.
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NAB excels on return to euros
National Australia Bank (Aa3/AA–/AA–) made a successful return to the euro market last Wednesday with a €2bn dual-tranche Eurobond issue that helped allay remaining fears of a European investor push-back related to Australia’s banking scandals.
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Fast and furious: German senior preferred market opens
German banks, eager to access cheap funding, wasted little time in raising senior preferred debt last week, with Berlin Hypo (BHH), Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank all setting out their stalls in the market.
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Bond supply starts to weigh but Deutsche gets preferred
Deutsche Bank on Thursday became the third German bank to issue public senior preferred debt, a €1bn five-year transaction that did not garner quite the same reception as Commerzbank earlier this week as supply started to weigh on the financials market.
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Competing supply overshadows covered bonds
Demand for Deutsche Pfandbriefbank and Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederoesterreich-Wien’s covered bonds was slow to come by on Wednesday in the face of more attractively priced senior supply.
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Rentenbank extends SSA sterling run
Rentenbank has brought further sterling supply to market, attempting to ride on the coattails of Tuesday’s oversubscribed Global from IFC.
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Market gears up for riskier supply as Rabo, BoI mandate
Rabobank could bring the first senior non-preferred transaction from a Dutch lender as early as this week as it looks to meet new rules requiring banks to build layers of loss-absorbing debt.
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