The Swedish agency took an overall average of 7.65 for its $1.25bn March 2022, the only deal available for scoring in the week commencing November 19.
The trade scored consistently across all five BondMarker voting categories, with a 7.75 for pricing, quality of the investor distribution and performance, and 7.5 in timing and structure/maturity.
That tallied with on-looking bankers’ comments at the time, who described the deal as a “good trade”.
