EMEA
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◆ Royal Mail owner sells four and seven year notes ◆ Longer leg attracts the bulk of demand ◆ Bureau Veritas cuts spread by 32bp for €700m eight year -
◆ Belgian bank deal attracts biggest book of week so far ◆ Deal bid 2bp tighter, through fair value post-pricing ◆ Treasury accounts drive Wüstenrot bid
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Tanzanian bank's second loan in less than 12 months
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The spread was tight, despite the deal's large size
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Latvia should be able to avoid the high concession Lithuania paid earlier this month
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The Saudi mortgage provider trades about 15bp-20bp over the Kingdom's curve
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Property company's sukuk comes two months after $500m sukuk
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◆ Portugal gets record book and syndication ◆ Now being called a 'core' eurozone sovereign
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◆ German chemical company prints six year bond ◆ Demand peaks at six times covered ◆ Spread slashed by 38bp from initial thoughts
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◆ First EuGB from Denmark, won’t be its last ◆ 1.5bp greenium achieved versus conventional twin ◆ Sovereign deal 'completes EuGB asset class'
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◆ French property developer sells 12 year green bond ◆ Final spread cut by 37bp ◆ Book stays sticky through bookbuilding
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Energy company prints after a Turkish bank sold a tier two with no concession
