BMO Capital Markets
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The World Bank is due to return to the bond markets for around $5bn by the end of June, as the issuer seeks to complete its funding programme by the end of its fiscal year. -
World Bank mandated banks on Monday for its first three year dollar benchmark since 2017.
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Japan Bank of International Co-operation and the Municipal Finance Authority of British Columbia gave investors more ways to invest their stacks of dollars on Thursday, though syndicate bankers say the pent up demand for bonds in the currency is still far from satiated.
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Rare issuer British Columbia returned to the MTN market this week with its first euro paper since January 2017, in two installments. MTN dealers reckon conditions are favourable for Canadian issuers.
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L-Bank and the Province of Manitoba kept the dollar SSA market busy on Tuesday, launching deals totalling $2.5bn.
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The dollar sovereign, supranational and agency primary market has kicked off the week with an L-Bank mandate, as bankers continue to see little more than sporadic European SSA issuance in the currency in the weeks ahead.
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Swedish Export Credit joined the growing ranks of public sector issuers that have priced bonds though its curve this week when it printed a $1bn 2021 bond with a negative premium.
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BMO Global Asset Management has hired new staff for its responsible investment team, as it focuses on client demand in Europe.
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