Currencies
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CBA and Nationwide senior bonds push monthly FIG tally to just shy of $80bn -
Strong captive green demand keeps euro benchmark books sticky
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Less illustrious issuers may struggle to repeat Qatar bank's outcome, and more expensive euro funding would crimp interest
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◆ Insurer sells first RT1 before calling legacy tier one ◆ Priced close to or through fair value ◆ Investors bullish on Italy
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Taxonomy alignment grows, making EuGB label possible
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◆ Issuer returns after decade absence ◆ 'It’s a very different organisation now,' says person involved in deal ◆ Rare level of demand for sterling bonds
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◆ Staggering demand for Dutch utility ◆ Pricing tightened 80bp from initial thoughts ◆ Volkswagen steers €2bn multi-tranche green deal
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◆ Dutch bank takes €1.5bn at four years ◆ Little resistance to pricing through 20bp ◆ Sticky book allows for tight final level
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Issuers still planning to fund €3bn-€4bn in Q4 from green taps and non-core trades
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◆ Second SP deal from SEB this year... ◆... becomes longest point on its euro curve ◆ Some concession left as 'the right compromise'
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◆ Italian public development bank 'pricing like a credit' ◆ Investors drawn to three components ◆ MuniFin and New Zealand Local Government priced in dollars
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◆ 'Great result' for Dutch agency ◆ Capped size, social label helpful ◆ CDPQ brought 'very interesting' deal the day before
