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Investment grade corporate bond bankers are warning issuers to expect higher new issue premiums as a result of new national lockdowns, as some recent new issues have underperformed in the secondary market. -
Brussels Airport is looking to sell US private placements, according to market sources. It is the first European airport to try its luck in the market since the coronavirus reached Europe.
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China’s State Development and Investment Corp (SDIC) nabbed $300m in the bond market on Thursday.
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BNP Paribas has shaken up its advisory business to address underperformance in its home market, but this must be more than a quick fix to restore national pride, writes David Rothnie.
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Fresh national lockdowns across Europe and further ECB stimulus are tipped to lead to a surge in high grade corporate bond issuance in early November. But the central bank’s bond buying has turned finding fair value into a convoluted process and this will likely only become more difficult after it hinted on Thursday at doing even more in December.
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Daa, the Irish airport operator, and Akelius, the UK residential property company, snatched the chance to raise funds on Thursday, the most stable day for the bond market this week. But demand has been muted as jitters about lockdowns and next week’s US presidential election kept some investors on the sidelines.
