Deutsche Bank
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SSAs in the dollar market had largely failed to impress this week, providing only a single dollar benchmark. However, one Washington supranational changed that with a remarkable deal on Thursday.
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In an action not seen for years, a would-be Schuldschein issuer has been forced to withdraw its transaction because investors refused to participate, even after the lead bank offered much more attractive pricing terms. -
Two SSA borrowers printed euro benchmarks on Thursday, rounding out one of the strongest weeks of issuance in the currency of the year.
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The dollar market had largely failed to impress this week, providing only a single dollar benchmark. However, one Washington supra changed that with a remarkable $4bn deal on Thursday.
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Deutsche Bank is braced for shake-up of its corporate finance division following the departure of Marcus Schenck as co-head of the corporate and investment bank, which could include the bank’s head of global M&A departing.
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European high yield bond issuers roadshowed for seven lower rated new offerings this week, leaving behind the quiet of the post-Easter recess. What followed was a vigorous tug of war over pricing and terms in which bankers and investors claimed different victories.
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Montenegro followed Egypt to the euro bond market this week, offering investors another chance to take on single-B risk in the currency.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka grabbed $2.5bn from its largest bond on record on Wednesday, as investors showed their support to a country that has been buffeted by numerous problems recently.
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Portugal printed its first new long dated benchmark since September 2014, drawing the week’s largest order book in the public sector bond market for its 15 year deal.
