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◆ Heathrow and ADP offer concessions for longer dated trades ◆ Investors 'more selective' and 'want to be compensated' past 7 years, says banker ◆ Avinor's state-owned status helps it land through fair value
◆ No bitter unrated taste as book grows throughout pricing ◆ Investors keen for household unrated names ◆ Price discovery needed
◆ Stellantis sees stronger demand for shorter leg of €1.25bn dual trancher ◆ RCI Banque prices €750m 5.2 year tightly ◆ Ford finds demand in short end sterling
◆ Big move for AkzoNobel, three months after last trade struggled ◆ Orders peak near nine times the deal size ◆ Deal comes through fair value
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European corporate bond bankers were proven right this week in their thesis that A-rated and seasoned issuers could access primary markets with success but volatility has made building momentum a painful task. -
Austrian property developer CA Immobilien was the only European company to issue a corporate bond on Wednesday, as European bourses rebounded after sell-offs, but the deal gave few clues about the wider market.
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Just when it seemed like Europe’s investment grade corporate bond new issue market was regaining momentum, last week’s slow but steady pick-up in deal flow was scuppered by Monday afternoon.
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ASML Holding, the Dutch manufacturer of lithography machines for computer chip production, has hired four banks to arrange a roadshow for its first bond in three years.
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After the chaotic conditions of Monday, European investment grade corporate bond issuance took a step back from the turbulence emanating from other markets.
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After hiding in the shadows of private placement markets in January, BMW rose above the parapet with a dual tranche public bond on Monday, only to be hit by another sharp global sell-off. Yet the deal still got done, at a good size and with tight new issue premiums.
