Deutsche Bank
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The Republic of Turkey has launched its largest 30 year bond since 2010, as investors shrugged off the recent constitutional referendum and dived in to catch the sharp rally in the country's spreads.
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Kommunalbanken increased an Australian dollar bond tap on Thursday, as the reopened 4.25% July 2025 line enticed Asian central banks, while Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten tapped a 10 year Australian dollar bond twice in a week, raising A$155m ($116.7m) from Asian investors.
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Three public sector borrowers hit screens in sterling this week, including a rare floating rate note from the Province of Ontario, which made use of the currency for the first time in six years.
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Kommunalbanken increased an Australian dollar bond tap on Thursday, as the reopened 4.25% July 2025 line enticed Asian central banks.
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The Republic of Turkey is out with guidance for a new 30 year note, in a move that rival bankers have said is “perfectly timed". The sovereign is on track to complete all of its planned funding for the year in the first five months.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka opened books for a new dollar offering on Thursday, braving a quiet week in Asia's debt capital markets.
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General Motors Financial Co made its first journey of the year to the euro bond market on Wednesday, issuing a €1bn four year floating rate note.
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Brisa Concessão Rodoviária printed a €300m 10 year bond on Wednesday, extending its maturity curve to 2027.
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The Province of Ontario came to market for a rare sterling floater on Wednesday, sharing the UK currency market with a European Investment Bank deal.
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Maroan Maizar, the former country head for Deutsche’s capital markets businesses in Switzerland, has joined Kepler Cheuvreux to work on Swiss corporate finance.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten has tapped a 10 year Australian dollar bond twice in a week, raising A$155m ($116.7m) from central Asian and Japanese investors.
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Chinese company Avic Leasing has hit the loan market for a $150m fresh money loan with one bank at the helm.