Barclays
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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. -
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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Pricing has been widened on the £300m sterling cov-lite loan backing Clayton, Dubilier & Rice’s acquisition of Motor Fuel Group, the UK petrol station forecourt operator.
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Holidaying investors and less than ideal market conditions proved no obstacle for three European banks which took orders just shy of $40bn to sell $6.35bn of additional tier one (AT1) debt in four sessions.
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Barclays' investment bank is putting up the numbers for a new chairman who seems more supportive of the strategy than the ousted Antony Jenkins, writes David Rothnie.
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ICICI Bank had a fantastic outcome to its first US dollar issuance of the year, raising $500m this week with no new issue concession and even getting the seal of approval from bankers away from the deal.
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Public sector issuers should hit the market hard later this month — no matter when they expect a US rate rise, said sovereign, supranational and agency bankers.
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ICICI Bank is back for more dollars for a new five year bond on August 5, its first outing in 2015.
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More German Laender could look to print in euros after an encouraging show from investors for a four year syndication from Lower Saxony on Tuesday.
