Banks
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Former investment banker will leave later this year -
Bank is substantial player in European ECM and M&A, though not in inner bulge bracket
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◆ Issuer pays to extend curve to 7.5 years ◆ Books hold firm at €2.5bn ◆ Investors eye secondary performance
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◆ First euro covered since 2023 ◆ Double digit saving versus dollars ◆ Recent non-eurozone supply a better comp than Canadian curve
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◆ Longest trade in euros for SEK ◆ Book almost three times covered ◆ Rarity helps with tight pricing
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◆ Book halves after tightening ◆ Bond prices at fair value ◆ Tightening by 1bp could 'kill a trade for the German states right now'
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◆ Size was upsized after feedback ◆ Minimal premium paid ◆ Some bank treasuries excluded by callable SNP format
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Expanded roles for Shane, Dozin, Monge and Benedetto
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Goldman Sachs took advantage of strong demand before passing the issuance baton to foreign banks and domestic borrowers
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◆ Danish lender prints €750m for the first time ◆ Backed by its largest real money participation, the deal achieves Jyske's largest book
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European banks joined corporate long-dated fray this week as investors showed ample appetite for more
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Supreme in investment banking, Jamie Dimon is still not satisfied. Going further will depend on JP Morgan’s new gameplan — to catch companies young
