Banks
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◆ Deal may have landed through fair value ◆ Green label lures ESG buyers ◆ ‘Everything working’ say sources -
◆ German bank sells first euro Pfandbrief since October ◆ Investors send book to almost €6bn ◆ ‘Will price in range’ strategy attracts attention
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◆ Italian firm attracts €7bn peak book ◆ Deal lands up to 20bp through govvies ◆ However, high single digit premium still needed
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◆ Supra begins 2025 with back-to-back deals ◆ Book was huge at over €47bn ◆ Recent secondary tightening helps execution
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◆ Dual tranche deal pulls in big demand ◆ Limited new issue premium on both bonds ◆ Rentenbank raises €750m
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◆ Expectations of size in a range ◆ Pricing in the mid to low 30s anticipated ◆ Issuers have a preference for shorter green deals
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◆ Almost €7bn sold ◆ Most borrowers print flat or close to fair value ◆ No blowouts but market judged healthy for further supply
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◆ Sterling market goes from busy to busier ◆ OeKB takes ‘decent book’ ◆ Agency looks to dollars next
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◆ Diverging views on new issue concession ◆ Huge books for each tranche ◆ Issuer takes a big bite out of 2025 funding need
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◆ CCDJ aimed to print close to recent Canadian issuers ◆ Westpac goes longer and bigger ◆ Low beta, vanilla 'can work' despite competition
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◆ Deals pricing close to fair value amid healthy demand for bank capital ◆ AIB resuscitates euro issuance with first deal in two months ◆ BBVA and StanChart go for larger dollar market
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◆ First out of three Belgian euro syndications proved a hit ◆ Usual 2bp premium paid ◆ Italy to follow with potential €20bn deal
