The €750m August 2034 global, priced on August 1 by Crédit Agricole, Deutsche Bank and Natixis, drew an average 8.00 rating for structure/maturity, its best score in the five BondMarker categories: timing, structure/maturity, pricing, quality of investor distribution and performance.
With the 2034 maturity, the supranational obviously had one eye on duration — something many borrowers have turned to euros for this year.
World Bank’s trade was the only benchmark in the week commencing July 30.
