Currencies
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PPs and club deals allow for greater execution certainty in a stilled market, say bankers -
◆ NTT kicks off major transatlantic fundraise ◆ Investors pump €24bn into the books ◆ Bevy of banks on mandate enjoy the spoils
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◆ Canadian lender completes biggest euro funding since 2020 ◆ Third deal in Canadian bank series ◆ Euro proves 'attractive' for these issuers
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◆ Big order book comes after lull in 10 year issuance ◆ Investors chase scarcity and yield ◆ De-dollarisation could 'still be true'
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A strong year so far for the public sector as issuance jumps 11.5% year-on-year while new issue premiums compress
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◆ Dealer inventories hinted at demand ◆ IFC takes different approach from IBRD ◆ Deeper dollar swap spreads make issuers eye sterling
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◆ Last euro non-preferred issued more than two years ago ◆ Debate on premium paid with leads spotting 'at least' a 5bp concession ◆ Final spread still a tight absolute level
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Dutch tech investor nets €750m euro bond ◆ Order book swells to €3.6bn ◆ Spread tightens by 30bp
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◆ One of tightest euro deals priced this year ◆ Head-to-head with EU again, no problem ◆ 'Virtually 0bp' premium paid
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◆ Investors flock to first EU deal in second half ◆ €147bn book, 'another smooth ride' ◆ 1bp-1.5bp premium paid
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Santander's popular dual tranche deal could spur others to follow, but flood of trades is unlikely
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Markets are proving ever more resilient in the face of shifting policy
