EMEA
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Company's bespoke financing will help fund growth -
The UK will do better with tactical retreats on regulation than risking being outflanked by the US's wildcat banking regime
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◆ Mediobanca latest Italian bank to fund amid M&A ◆ Deal well absorbed even at negative NIP, though some debate on price ◆ Similar dynamics gave Ifis tight spread and concession
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Société Générale arranges facility, which sees UK's National Wealth Fund join
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◆ Yorkshire Water markets two bonds at identical IPTs ◆ Tranches neck-and-neck through guidance ◆ Longer maturity ultimately tightened farthest
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◆ 3.5 year FRN priced flat to guidance ◆ Green and conventional fixed rate bonds to come ◆ World Bank, PSP to print euros
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◆ Terna becomes latest Italian company to print EuGB ◆ Deal lands inside fair value ◆ Rampant liquidity left disappointed by dwindling supply
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Two rating agencies upgraded Bulgaria last week ahead of likely eurozone accession
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The real estate company will use some of the funds for a tender offer of its bonds due in 2029
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Company signed inaugural facility for $175m in 2024
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Baden-Württemberg set to price FRN on Tuesday in so far quiet primary market
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Long time staffers handed expanded remit
