Banks
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◆ Dutch bank pushes another tightly priced capital deal ◆ Stays mindful of peers ◆ Its third trade this week amid supportive conditions
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◆ Issuer takes home more than the usual $2bn ◆ Single-digit spread to US Treasury at landing ◆ Dollar investors still attracted by spreads to swaps, yields
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◆ Joint Länder trade raises €1bn ◆ JLMs help cover deal ◆ EGB sell-off deepens
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◆ Deal makes ‘good sense’ from an arb perspective ◆ First time out in sterling for more than a year ◆ £350m deal size larger than expected
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◆ First EU green bond from FIG after corporate and SSA debuts ◆ Bank turbocharges senior funding in euros a day after sterling visit ◆ Deals have similar structures and maturities
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◆ Cost saving to euros and dollars continues to lure non-UK borrowers ◆ Sterling real money investors show clear affinity for higher spread offerings ◆ Demand slows for tighter Nordea
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◆ Strong market for subordinated bank debt in euros and dollars ◆ Investors buy ‘undersupplied’ UniCredit AT1 at multi-year low yield in the asset class ◆ Barclays, SMFG and ENBD target dollar AT1 buyers
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◆ Macquarie five year follows in CBA's tailwind ◆ Pair pay minimal premiums ◆ Macquarie's first covered bond since 2022
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◆ Curve repriced significantly since January ◆ Bond prices tight after spread moves 2bp ◆ Lower Saxony borrows with nine year
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◆ Issuer hits a market embracing every type of FIG deal ◆ Big order attrition but no concession paid ◆ CCF prepares to optimise tier two capital well ahead of call
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◆ Nordic lender appears with short-dated defensive note ◆ Public FIG FRN sales YTD highest since at least 2020 ◆ Format benefits investors and issuers