Banks
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◆ Rivals say 'low beta' offering should go well ◆ Leads say investor feedback for social format 'encouraging' ◆ Bankers debate fair value -
Investors are cautious but the deal is “a good test" of the current environment
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◆ Rival bankers give mixed assessment ◆ Final order book shrinks ◆ Fair value 'tricky' to assess
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◆ Investors flock to short dated green trade ◆ German lender unearths greenium ◆ Wave of supply not expected despite strong outcome
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Issuer grabs one of its largest ever books in usual July trade
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Monday was also the first day for new COO from UniCredit
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Novotny-Farkas is understood to be joining another bank in Germany with similar responsibilities
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No co-heads this time for global markets and global banking
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◆ Natixis’s sometimes requited love affair with elite M&A bankers ◆ What the French election could to ESG, and to the bank bond market
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Iberdrola, Stadler Rail, IWB and Swiss Prime Site all welcomed
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Natixis’s unusual multi-boutique M&A strategy was nearly derailed by a rebellion in Paris ― but the bank has seen off the challenge and is sticking with its unorthodox style
