Crédit Agricole
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◆ New deals land close to, if not at, fair value ◆ Book attrition visible amid competing corporate supply ◆ Seemingly no rivalry between senior FIG deals -
◆ Larger deal than its previous subordinated sterling issuance ◆ Funding cost comes close to euros ◆ Two ways to construct fair value
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◆ QTC inaugural deal could 'open doors' ◆ Bank treasuries supporting 0% RW names ◆ NWB opts for sterling alongside CAF
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◆ IBB, Saxony-Anhalt, AFL price deals ◆ One trade "accelerated" ahead of cramped market ◆ All notes price tightly
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◆ Large book, small concession ◆ Merz stumbled on the path to power ◆ 'Remarkable stability' in Bunds
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◆ Textbook tightening ◆ Stable conditions open up market ◆ 60% of funding expected to come by June
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Long decision process leads to elevation of loan market veteran
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◆ Level set at fair value, price not tightened ◆ French agency follows on in same maturity ◆ Books of under €1bn
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Warren Buffett's conglomerate was the largest foreign issuer of yen bonds last year
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Development bank wants to encourage adoption by showing how new standard can integrate with existing green bond issuance
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◆ Paper is a 'must buy' for some accounts ◆ Pricing breaks trend and tightens 3bp ◆ Orders total over €40bn
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Goldman Sachs joins Western Europe's top three bookrunners
