Don’t call it cheap! Dutch defend DDA for dollar debut
Controversy erupted in sovereign bond markets on Thursday as the Dutch sovereign priced its inaugural dollar trade. Despite achieving the issuer’s two main objectives — to save money compared to its domestic funding costs and to expand its international investor base — a swathe of SSA bankers said the deal was far too cheap and had been executed the wrong way.
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