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Borrowing in euros inevitable as CEE firms look to become 'larger, more regular issuers' -
Ignoring terrible news is the only way to act in this market
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New 10 year deal was oversubscribed as geopolitical risks intensify
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◆ Issuer plans regular euro presence ◆ Deal comes flat to Swedish krona ◆ Five years appeals to the deepest pocket of investors
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The cinema group's facility has features that could bump size up by €180m
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Strong conditions and looming US tariff deadline set to lure more issuers next week
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◆ Spanish bank prints senior bond duo with no new issue premium ◆ Ten year tranche may have had negative concession ◆ FRNs remain popular, in public and private forms
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◆ Investors eager to buy capital from big and smaller banks ◆ Bankinter places largest AT1 at reset under 400bp ◆ Much smaller Optima bank from Greece also debuts
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◆ Deal is Achmea's second in five weeks ◆ Investors eager to pick up no-grow deal ◆ Small premium left for performance
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◆ Trade is Polish bank's first in euros for three years ◆ Proceeds to fund upcoming maturity ◆ Periphery and non-eurozone deals used for pricing
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◆ Hyundai’s US arm drums up blowout response in euros ◆ Telefónica rings in solid trade ◆ SEB proves unrated spreads can be modest
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◆ Speculative interest anticipated ◆ Geopolitical tensions make little dent ◆ 15 year sweet spot for Dutch pension funds
