Deutsche Bank
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The euro corporate bond market started the week on the front foot after French president Emmanuel Macron’s party won the first round of parliamentary elections on Sunday and set up a likely landslide win in the National Assembly vote on June 18. -
A pair of SSAs are set to nip in with dollar deals ahead of a US Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Wednesday at which investors overwhelmingly expect a target rate rise — although the strength of that expectation has dipped slightly.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten slam-dunked a single day euro execution on Monday into a market buzzing from a pair of eurozone election results over the weekend. Another two issuers have lined up euro deals — including one debut.
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Tennet, the Dutch electricity grid company, brought a €1bn dual tranche green bond issue today that was oversubscribed, but by less than has been common, suggesting that demand for corporate bonds may be cooling.
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Covering four tranches, two currencies and fixed and floating rate payouts, what could be the largest high yield bond since April 2016 hit screens on Monday as Intrum Justitia embarked upon a week-long roadshow for a €3bn bond.
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Globalworth Real Estate Investments, a fund which focuses on Romania, was out on Monday with guidance for its debut five year benchmark after a roadshow prolonged by European holidays.
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Fresenius Medical Care (FMC) — the dialysis specialist 30% owned by healthcare group Fresenius — is looking to refinance loan facilities, a month after Moody’s upgraded the firm to investment grade
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Suomen Hypoteekkiyhdistys (Hypo) and Bank of New Zealand have announced marketing programmes ahead of expected covered bond deals.
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Fresenius Medical Care (FMC) — the US subsidiary of German global healthcare group Fresenius — is looking to refinance loan facilities, a month after Moody's upgraded the firm to investment grade.
