EMEA
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Sainsbury's and THG shares fall below offer prices on Friday morning -
The yen debut ended a record year for overseas bond issuance
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The EU and UK wouldn’t be working towards T+1 if it weren’t for the US mismatch
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Players fret over cost burden as UK eyes 2027 deadline, with Esma to follow
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Rachel Reeves's first Budget needs to pass the Truss test and avoid spooking the Gilt market
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Leads had clear sight of demand before launch and top 20 accounts took most of the deal
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◆ Only €5bn left of €80bn funding task ◆ Dollars and smaller currencies on the menu ◆ ‘Right demand, right product, right time’
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In highly concentrated book, top 20 investors take 90%
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It has been nearly three years since last corporate bond debut on the continent
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◆ Five year deal planned ◆ Savings banks to drive demand ◆ Deal to harness interest for high spread German paper
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Shopping mall company received a blowout response to its £400m bond last week and good take-up of a tender offer
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◆ ‘Blow-out book’ for regional issuer ◆ Attractive spreads versus swaps, OATs ◆ Minimal new issue premium paid
