Danske Bank
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Eurozone government bond yields jumped higher early on Wednesday morning, unmoved by reports of a potential breakthrough for the issuance of common EU debt instruments. The European Central Bank is suspected to have stepped in to try and control the situation, with spreads to Bunds having moved to their widest points for a year or more. -
Despite current market turbulence, Kommuninvest, the funding body for Swedish local governments, still plans to press on with its debut euro green bond when volatility abates, according to its head of debt management.
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Markets expressed disappointment following the European Central Bank’s monetary policy meeting this week, but some analysts said that the changes made to the terms of its bank funding schemes represented a real war chest to support lending.
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Vattenfall, the Swedish state power company, issued its second green bond on Thursday, to an enthusiastic reception from investors, who drove the €500m note’s pricing very close to the issuer’s curve.
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Danske Bank confirmed on Monday that it would be redeeming one of its additional tier ones next month, after erroneously stating that it was withdrawing a notice to call the bonds.
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H Lundbeck, the Danish pharmaceutical company, has mandated banks for a five year debut euro benchmark from its new bond programme, after gaining US regulatory approval for a new migraine treatment.
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A pair of SSA borrowers hit screens on Wednesday for green euro benchmarks. However, one has decided that its marketing process will be entirely conducted over the phone.
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Santander Consumer Bank AS was well supported for a rare offering of preferred senior debt at the beginning of the week, as market participants suggested that spreads on Norwegian bank bonds could have room to tighten further.
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The Kingdom of Norway hit screens on Tuesday with initial pricing thoughts on its yearly syndicated benchmark.
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The euro market had no trouble digesting a pair of similar trades from Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) and Svenska Handelsbanken this week, with both banks printing non-preferred senior bonds at 58bp and paying a small new issue premium to investors.
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Akelius Residential Property, the Swedish property company, ratcheted in the yield on its hybrid capital issue by 50bp on Monday, setting the stage for a romping week of similar issuance as further names line up deals.
