Crédit Agricole
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The Asian Development Bank came in tight for a 10 year euro deal, pricing close to the level of World Bank's seven year sold earlier this month -
Thales, the French defence company, sold a €500m bond on Wednesday that appears to have been priced with no new issue premium, or even at a fraction inside its curve, in a corporate bond market heavily weighted in borrowers’ favour.
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Denmark's Torm has signed $496m of bank loans, as new regulations affecting the global shipping industry take hold.
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Korea South-East Power Co (Kosep) and ReNew Power Private gave a further boost to the growing green bond market on Tuesday.
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FCA Bank launched a €750m two year bond on Tuesday that was increased to €850m and three times subscribed, as syndicate desks prepared for a lacklustre few weeks in the corporate primary market.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank and the State of Brandenburg took advantage of a lack of euro SSA supply this week to bring well subscribed deals on Tuesday. The Asian Development Bank will be looking to follow with a 10 year euro benchmark on Wednesday.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank is the only issuer set to come to the euro market on Tuesday, despite the fact that conditions are still favourable.
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A triple-A rated supranational and two sovereigns from the eurozone periphery took the opportunity to lock in low rates at the long end this week, amid strong market conditions. SSA bankers expect more supply to follow at this part of the curve over the coming weeks, including from France and potentially Greece.
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AIIB made its dim sum debut this week into a booming market. A slew of deals has been sold in recent weeks, with more paper printed in last the last 10 days than in the whole of any other year, except for 2019.
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Eni, the Italian oil and gas company, raised €1bn with a bond issue on Thursday, while Quadient, the unrated French postal systems company formerly known as Neopost, continued the run of more esoteric corporate bond issuance.
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China’s Bank of Communications came out with a $1.95bn-equivalent three-tranche deal on Thursday. It opted for a bigger dollar portion and a slimmer offshore renminbi (CNH) bond, compared with its last outing.
