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Investors have snapped up a series of rare European corporate MTNs this week, as the rally in public corporate bonds filters through to private placements.
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Investors have snapped up a series of rare European corporate medium term notes this week, as the rally in public corporate bonds filters through to private placements.
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New FSA rules could see ABCP conduits in the UK forced to shrink their programmes, a move that could lead to a boost for term securitisation markets in credit card and auto ABS.
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Enel Finance International has set its sights on deals with a tenor of seven years or longer, as intense investor interest in corporate MTNs has spread to some of the leading borrowers in peripheral countries.
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Another threat to US money market funds’ demand for commercial paper has emerged from the Federal Reserve Board, days after money funds warned about the damage proposed SEC regulation could do to the industry.
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Enel, the Italian electricity company, sparked interest among medium term note investors as it took advantage of a dearth of corporate issuance to become the first Italian company to print a EuroMTN in 2012.