Synonyms for issuance
ˈɪʃ u ənsis·suance

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1. issue, issuing, issuancenoun

   the act of providing an item for general use or for official purposes (usually in quantity)

   "a new issue of stamps"; "the last issue of penicillin was over a month ago"

   Synonyms:
   consequence, topic, emergence, progeny, subject, effect, offspring, military issue, way out, number, result, proceeds, exit, event, matter, issue, publication, outcome, return, government issue, take, takings, yield, upshot, issuing, payoff, outlet, egress

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1. • Provision

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1. List of paraphrases for "issuance":

   publication, issuing, emission, issue, granting, playout, grant, issued, publishing, broadcast, dispatch, release, emissions, promulgation, deliverance, consignment, show, publish

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1. John Fraser:

   There’s been little in the way of traditional LBO (leveraged buyout) activity, and what little there has been in the way of new money new issuance has been corporate to corporate activity, m&A activity is approaching record levels, exceeding the 2007 pace, so there are lots of deals happening but unfortunately they are at price points where most of the private equity sponsor community really can’t compete.

2. Hans Mikkelsen:

   The key reason for this weakness is that our market has transitioned from too much money chasing too few bonds to too many bonds chasing too little money, that shift is motivated by the impending Fed rate hiking cycle as issuance, M&A and other shareholder-friendly activity has been accelerated, while at the same time demand has declined.

3. Artur Piasecki:

   Bearing in mind the trajectory of rates and higher spreads, we expect the issuance for convertible bonds to increase this year.

4. Alex Hayes-Griffin:

   Investors needed to see some performance in the reverse Yankee paper this week before they start buying again, but unlike late last year where the US paper underperformed on softer conditions, investors are now more open-minded about reverse Yankee issuance as it's a chance to pick up yield in a market where spreads on European companies are being heavily compressed.

5. Darren Hughes:

   There is an overall lack of appetite for high-beta Triple C rated issuance, we don't need to buy 11-handle deals when we can buy Single B rated names we already like that are trading at 6% or even 7%.