Barclays
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KfW hit the sterling market on Monday with a tap of a short dated line, as the issuer’s short-end spread over Gilts reached a year high. -
Bain Capital-owned Wittur, the German lift components producer, has alerted lenders that a financing package backing its merger with Sematic is on the way.
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FMS-Wertmanagement, the German wind-up agency, nipped in to print a four year floating rate note on Thursday.
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US Reit Medical Properties on Wednesday sold its €500m unsecured bond drawing attention from investment and non-investment grade buyers by being the only corporate issue of the day.
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Bain Capital-owned Wittur, the German lift components producer, has alerted lenders that a financing package backing its merger with Sematic is on the way.
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HNA Capital successfully wrapped up its first dollar bond issue on August 11. The debutant's deal was the only one in the market, after it was assured that a private bank rebate and juicy pricing could draw demand.
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At least three Turkish banks have set up covered bond programmes and could theoretically be ready to issue their first benchmarks this autumn. However, even if the political outlook improves, the cost of funding in dollars using established senior unsecured programmes may be difficult to beat.
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Three of the UK’s biggest banks raised $5bn in senior and sub notes across the curve in the dollar market on Monday, while ING Bank still managed to beat them all in terms of size.
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The result of October’s presidential elections in Argentina, which bond investors believe will lead to a return to capital markets for the sovereign, remain wide open after Sunday’s primary elections, said economists and analysts.
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Barclays this week joined UBS and Royal Bank of Scotland in using strong second quarter results as a launchpad for additional tier one (AT1) issuance, printing its first standalone sterling trade.
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