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The US tech giant kickstarted what could be a deluge of debt issuance from the largest US tech firms
◆ Junior note lands tight to Class As ◆ No concession needed ◆ Lack of sterling supply allows for tight pricing
◆ Peak book the largest for an IG corporate in sterling since early November ◆ Issuer takes size at a tight spread ◆ Wide range of fair values spotted
◆ Spanish entity hits market with tight, opportunistic trade ◆ Some attrition as deal priced through inflection point ◆ Trade lands through fair value
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Companies print $35bn in three days in boiling hot August market -
The ECB has not slowed its corporate bond buying over the summer, leaving syndicate officials trying to decipher how this will change autumn’s issuance window
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Europe's high grade corporate bond market faces a bleaker than usual August after the slowest July in a decade.
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Chinese high grade corporate euro-denominated bond spreads have moved sharply wider in the last few weeks, but analysts reckon there is little chance of contagion weighing on Europe’s mainstream investment grade corporate bond market.
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Becton, Dickinson & Co proved that demand for high grade corporate euro debt was still thriving in the second week of August, with a well oversubscribed multi-tranche deal
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Brunel Pensions Partnership, a UK pension scheme, has launched a £2.1bn sterling corporate bond fund, with syndicate officials saying that another buyer in the small market will be helpful, but unlikely to 'move the needle'.
