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◆ French firm raises €1bn with week's only deal so fair ◆ Books more than six times covered at close ◆ Slim premium offered — if any
Markets have behaved in an 'orderly fashion', says global fixed income head in EMEA
Distinction in Europe’s corporate bond market is not a bad thing
Corporates take advantage of investor inflows and strong demand as supply edges closer to an all-time monthly high
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Renault, the French car maker, issued on Monday its first bond since taking a €5bn state-backed loan. Investors piled into the deal. -
TenneT, the Dutch transmission system operator, brought a dual tranche bond on Monday that was bang on trend as far as investors were concerned. The company's shrewd choice of a long dated green bond allowed it to increase the deal while printing it flat to or just through fair value.
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Asia’s primary bond market started on a slow note on Monday, surprising debt bankers who were gearing up for strong deal flow. But recent announcements from the US over China investment, coupled with rising US Treasury yields and a default in the Mainland bond market, have given issuers some pause.
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Government-backed Chinese issuers Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co, Wuhan Trading Group and a local government financing vehicle from Xi’an ventured to the offshore dollar bond market on Thursday. They raised a combined $880m.
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Chinese dairy products manufacturer Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co made its inaugural appearance in the offshore bond market on Thursday. Huaxin Cement Co also printed its first dollar deal.
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Hope of a Covid-19 vaccine ignited risk appetite for equity and corporate credit this week, as companies in struggling sectors enjoyed soaring share prices and printed bonds through fair value, write Mike Turner, Sam Kerr and Aidan Gregory.
