ABN Amro
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Euro senior supply volumes have surpassed €16bn in the first half of September -
More Dutch success in 20 year covered bond market with yield curve “as flat as a pancake”
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New issuer brings number of healthcare real estate IG euro borrowers to three
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Issuers pile into market but demand still outweighs supply
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A year on from announcing its strategic revamp, the Dutch bank is on track with its transformation
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New funding goals mean FIG supply volumes could be even lower than expected in 2021
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A trio of green labelled debuts attracted “slim” demand on Wednesday, as the three senior deals had to compete with a flurry of other trades for a slice of the shrinking pre-summer investor pool.
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Three infrequent FIG borrowers are set to drop into a stable euro market this week, with Arion Bank, Banca Popolare di Sondrio and Westpac New Zealand all preparing senior deals .
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UBS sold its first green bond this week, bringing the deal at the tightest euro senior spread of the year so far. Further labelled issuance is set to follow, with UniCredit preparing a green debut of its own.
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UBS made its first foray into the green bond market as an issuer on Monday, landing a €500m operating company deal at a level bordering on zero yield, which could embolden other lower spread issuers to follow. The visit to euros was paired with a seven year deal in the Swiss bank’s home market.
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A new special purpose acquisition company focused on the decarbonisation industry has launched an IPO on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, with the backing of cornerstone investors.
