The scores are in. See how market participants rated Bank of England's $2bn three year, EIB's €5bn seven year, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's $1.25bn five year, KfW's $4bn three year and SEK's $1.4bn five year.
◆ New investors after European roadshows ◆ Issuer receives 'a lot of attention' from dealers ◆ Achieving liquidity and competitive pricing in swaps important
◆ Several factors led to choosing sterling maturity ◆ New UK investors arrived in recent deal ◆ Patience when evaluating cross-currency basis and spreads