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The European Investment Bank printed flat to, if not through, its dollar curve on Wednesday, drawing a more than doubly subscribed book and immediately moving tighter in secondaries. That should bode well for other borrowers looking at the currency in the coming weeks, said SSA bankers. -
The European Investment Bank achieved very tight pricing for the launch of its first sustainability bond on Thursday, in a sign that the exhaustive marketing it had done for the €500m deal had succeeded. The EIB sees this new product line as a way to influence market practice in the direction of clear explanation of sustainability goals and indicators.
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The European Investment Bank printed flat to, if not through, its dollar curve on Wednesday, drawing a more than doubly subscribed book and immediately moving tighter in secondaries. That should bode well for other borrowers looking at the currency in the coming weeks, said SSA bankers.
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The European Investment Bank gained huge traction for its three year dollar global on Wednesday, as investors seek to get what they can with a lack of supply in the dollar SSA market.
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GlobalCapital announced the winners of its Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2018 in Amsterdam on Tuesday evening. This year’s two sovereign debut green finance issues, from Indonesia and Belgium, won Deals of the Year in their regions, and there were double laurels for Danone, in both the bond and loan markets.
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The dollar market for public sector borrowers is set to welcome the return of one of its biggest issuers, as deal flow restarted after Monday’s US Labor Day holiday.
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There is little demand for another public sector issue referenced to Sonia, the preferred alternative to sterling Libor, in the wake of the European Investment Bank's successful deal in June, a senior SSA portfolio manager said this week.
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has rebuffed claims it could be forced to reduce its funding levels if it moves under European Central Bank (ECB) supervision.
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The European Investment Bank has reportedly agreed to discussions which could lead to it falling under the supervisory eye of the European Central Bank, following pressure from several European Union members. But this seems more like a political refusal to give something for nothing than a move likely to improve how the supranational operates.
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The European Investment Bank may have to reduce its annual funding programme under potential leverage restrictions by the European Central Bank following Brexit, according to bankers.
