EMEA
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Macron's vision of a sovereign EU appeared closer in bond markets this week, thanks to French political discord -
Several public sector borrowers brought well received deals this week
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Record tight sub/senior spreads could lure US corporates to issue euro hybrids
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German government spending programme drives interest in capital raising for acquisitions
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◆ Deal draws substantial order book ◆ LCR categorisation a pull for investors ◆ Sustainable label draws 'prestigious names'
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◆ Sub-benchmark deal garners strong domestic bid ◆ Pick up offered to SSAs and larger deals ◆ Small concession needed to secure long end deal
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The country has turned things around after falling into below investment grade territory
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◆ Inaugural green bond for Belgian real estate ◆ Solid demand at allocation despite orderbook attrition ◆ Low single-digit new issue premium paid
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The issuers are the first from Kuwait since the sovereign's blockbuster return
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◆ Trade the first since merger in May ◆ New name appeals to sticky investors ◆ No concession needed to secure size
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◆ Recent EU syndication provided encouragement ◆ Greenium debated ◆ ESG investors bolster orders
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◆ Big order book achieved ◆ Coupon set to land north of 4% ◆ Attractive pickup over swaps
