Asian Development Bank ADB
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‘Rising Star’ originator returns to the funding side
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€1bn deal comes very tight to KfW and Germany
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Bank of England, KommuneKredit and Agence Française de Développement also price deals
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EIB book ‘set to be an all-time record’ for an SSA issuer in the currency
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German issuer raised a whopping €9bn while two other SSAs together grabbed €2.5bn
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KfW announces ‘rather unusual’ euro dual trancher after revealing large programme last month
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Dollar strength shines through with euro deals lacklustre
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Supra sells the longest SSA bond in the currency in recent weeks
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The issuer has kept sterling investors busy with 12 deals this year
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Arbitrage lures issuers amid volatile backdrop
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SSA trio keep dollar investors busy with two, five and 10 year bonds
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Resolution of US debt ceiling crisis spurs dollar bond issuance from public sector borrowers
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New Development Bank looks for 3yr, two months after mandating
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There is 'something for everyone' as pace of issuance accelerates
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Capital markets specialist shifts to financial policy and planning
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Offshore pair jump into strong post-RBA meeting market
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Spain data dampens spirits with ECB set to raise rates on Thursday
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Asia supra pushes out to 10 years as EIB brings first EARN
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KfW and BNG were out with euro issuance, while EIB opened books on a dollar bond and others added to sterling supply
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The pair braved volatility to squeeze through a narrow dollar issuance window
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Issuers are expected to stick to the shorter end of the curve
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Supra tightens from guidance for larger than planned transaction
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The deal follows health and gender-linked issuance in the currency from the supranational earlier in the year
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New issue concessions on the rise in final major week of issuance before expected summer lull
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Issuer cannot tighten spread during execution but prints double its minimum requirement
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ADB at 15 years and EAA in dollars fill pipeline in short week
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Investors plough into short dated tranches though longer deals are still possible
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Issuers both head to three years, with ADB also venturing out to long end
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Fed stays on course but spread to Treasuries makes dollars a tough place for public sector borrowers
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Central bank meetings line up and swap spreads head towards record wide
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Elevated basis swap 'oiling the cogs' for niche issuance, says bankers
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Manila-based Asian Development Bank was one of the first two foreign issuers to tap China’s onshore bond market. In 2005, ADB, together with International Finance Corp, opened the Panda bond market with a Rmb1bn ($157m) 10 year deal.
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Primary market swoops up debt despite uncertainty over US Federal Reserve hawkishness
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Market emerges from shadow of BoE activity that hampered late 2021 issuance
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Supra sets a "new standard for blue financing in the market" with debut blue bonds
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The Asian Development Bank sold its biggest ever Sofr-linked floating rate note on Thursday to re-open the primary dollar public sector bond market
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Asian Development Bank is in the market for a five year dollar floating rate note
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The Asian Development Bank began preparing issuance in both the Kangaroo and Kauri markets on Monday, with the latter set to mark its second gender bond in New Zealand dollars.
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This week's funding scorecard looks at the progress supranationals have made in their funding programmes at the end of June.
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Trading levels given are bid-side spreads versus mid-swaps and/or an underlying benchmark and bid-yields from the close of business on Monday, June 14. The source for secondary trading levels is ICE Data Services.
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The African Development Bank sold its first kangaroo bond in social format on Tuesday as supply of ESG-labelled bonds in niche currencies by public sector borrowers gathers pace.
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The Council of Europe Development bank will come to market on Thursday for a $500m no-grow social inclusion bond maturing in June 2024.
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The Asian Development dropped into the dim sum market on Wednesday to sell the first note from an SSA issuer in almost three weeks. Despite the recent absence of SSA names, the asset class is on pace for a record year.