Currencies
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Post-Budget window lures sterling issuers while January pipeline swells for a busy start to 2026 -
Novel exercise welcomed as a way of enhancing transparency and accountability in lightly regulated sector
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EDF and Mowi tapped private placements in their home currencies
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◆ Book tops €3.6bn ◆ Deutsche's first senior preferred in almost two years ◆ A few more FIG deals expected
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Semi-government issuer intends to build curve after ‘landmark’ first trade in market that offers both duration and diversification
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◆ First euro deal for US issuer since 2022 ◆ Low double digit new issue premium ◆ Demand stays sticky into final terms
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◆ CaixaBank's first sterling trade in almost three years ◆ No orderbook attrition on reoffer ◆ Unsecured pipeline discussed
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◆ Aroundtown returns with first deal since 2019 ◆ LondonMetric makes debut ◆ Busiest December for sterling issuance in more than a decade
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Next year’s programme stable at around €9bn, and issuer thinks its new risk-weighting should be better than some thought
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◆ BFCM prints joint-largest deal of latest burst of issuance ◆ French bank streak jumps to €4.5bn ◆ BFCM pays some premium for 'heavier curve'
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◆ Volkswagen prints across three tenors ◆ Combined books peak at almost four times the deal size ◆ Second euro outing this year
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◆ Canadian bank taps Swissies for second time in 2025 ◆ Covered bond raises Sfr335m in line with order book ◆ Deal prices close to fair value
