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EIB can return to EARN

The European Investment Bank (EIB) can use last week’s European Union (EU) deal and the forthcoming European Financial Stability facility (EFSF) trade as the catalyst to reignite its euro benchmark programme with its first new deal since last April.

  • 11 Jan 2011

There is no doubt that the EIB’s Euro Area Reference Note (EARN) remains one of the big guns within the European public sector bond market. But there is also no doubt that investors do not view the issuer with quite the same favour as in pre-crisis days.

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All International Bonds

Rank Lead Manager Amount $b No of issues Share %
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1 JPMorgan 701.92 3124 8.23%
2 Citi 674.68 2747 7.91%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 582.52 2267 6.83%
4 Barclays 511.11 2040 5.99%
5 Goldman Sachs 438.40 1653 5.14%

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Rank Lead Manager Amount $b No of issues Share %
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1 BNP Paribas 39.70 182 7.06%
2 Credit Agricole CIB 37.82 159 6.72%
3 JPMorgan 30.68 81 5.46%
4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 26.25 77 4.67%
5 Deutsche Bank 25.94 95 4.61%

Bookrunners of all EMEA ECM Issuance

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1 JPMorgan 11.04 74 9.50%
2 Morgan Stanley 10.59 51 9.12%
3 Goldman Sachs 9.63 50 8.29%
4 Citi 7.77 60 6.69%
5 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 5.50 29 4.73%