Citi
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The European Financial Stability Facility blindsided investors this week, printing €6bn of 16 year paper despite having completed its second quarter funding requirements, stretching the tolerance of its €10.8bn book in the opinion of some onlookers. -
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Companies in India are once again turning to qualified institutional placements (QIPs) to meet their fundraising needs, as issuers take advantage of a liquidity driven rally.
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BOC Aviation priced its latest five year bond well inside theoretical fair value, helped by its strong financial position, a healthy book and a clear existing curve. But its secondary performance was affected on Thursday by the political turmoil in the US that has caused volatility.
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The European Investment Bank on Wednesday brought the first 10 year dollar benchmark from a triple-A SSA since the first week of the year, and despite tricky conditions found sufficient demand to increase the trade from its initial $1bn target. Adding a touch of novelty, the deal was part of what Dealogic data shows was EIB’s first ever dual tranche dollar benchmark.
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The head of leveraged credit sales for EMEA at Citi has left the bank, a source confirmed on Wednesday.
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Senegal was fully rewarded for embarking on an extensive roadshow with a blowout trade on May 16, which not only repriced its own curve, but helped to reduce the borrowing costs of its peers.
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The SSA market has played host to a series of strong deals this week and shows no signs of fatigue, as investors flock to make the most of the glut of supply.
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India’s divestment body has revealed the pitch schedules for a series of government sell-downs, each of which is set to include a mix of foreign and domestic firms vying for lead roles.
