Currencies
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Caution pays off as issuer completes funding for 2025 and prepares for next year -
Issuer plans to go longer in dollars and venture into new markets like Canadian dollars, and potentially bring another hybrid deal
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◆ 'Most buoyant week for sterling issuance since 2017' ◆ Tritax lands tight deal ◆ NATS draws a sticky book
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◆ Pricing 'close to fair value' ◆ Deal finishes subscribed ◆ PBB no problem for SSAs
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◆ Its first sub-€1bn tier two in four years ◆ First French euro bank capital sale since prime minister's resignation ◆ Mixed views on new issue concession
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◆ First euro bond for NextEra ◆ Spreads tightened on both tranches ◆ Hybrid supply in euros doubles year-on-year
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◆ US issuer prints five and 10 year bonds ◆ Spread squeezed tighter on both tranches ◆ Reverse Yankee volume up 35% year-on-year
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◆ US bank offers its second €4.5bn triple trancher this year ◆ Follows BofA's big deal in October, but pays premium ◆ US bank euro funding rockets to multi-year high
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◆ DKB returns to senior funding after four year absence ◆ First German bank to use EuGB Standard ◆ Íslandsbanki goes for duration play
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◆ Aggressive Anglian lands tight ◆ AA attracts strong book ◆ Investors eager to pick up sterling credit
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◆ US telecom launches dual currency debut ◆ Largest hybrids in both currencies since 2020 ◆ Sub/senior spread remains narrow
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Steady volumes predicted as healthcare refi revealed
