First Gulf Bank prints tightly but holds stable in secondary
First Gulf Bank priced its $650m five year note on Monday at 210bp over mid-swaps, a level considered tight by many syndicate officials away from the deal. But the note traded slightly up in the secondary market on Tuesday morning to 100.3-100.4, in spite of some investors calling the deal unattractive.
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