Reverse-enquiry interest sparked ANZ Banking Group’s return to domestic tier-two issuance on the heels of a jumbo print the bank executed in August. The issuer says the decision to open the latest deal up from reverse enquiry paid off, with tenor and pricing points attracting strong investor support domestically and offshore.
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