EMEA
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Deals progressing as expected, despite a clear shift in neighbouring bond market -
◆ The new issue premium investors demand amid French political uncertainty ◆ Robust demand regardless of political factors ◆ Order book attrition as spread tightened
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◆ More agencies bite the bullet to issue after confidence vote surprise ◆ AFL keeps commitment to sterling ◆ Bpifrance follows SNCF into popular euros
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◆ Issuer ends dollar absence ◆ Market expected euro deal but decision was strategic ◆ Record book reveals 'pent-up demand' in dollars
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◆ Dutch machinery maker prints a 10 year bond ◆ Orders drop 39% from peak during bookbuilding ◆ Orderbook attrition back in focus among bankers
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◆ Electric utilities back in size as primary reopens ◆ Strong books despite tight prints ◆ EDP joins the EuGB cohort
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Issuer blazes through smoking hot market ◆ Deal prices through fair value ◆ Spread to senior curve 20bp inside year's other tight trades
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Near $1bn attrition from an order book on Tuesday shows buyers have limits
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Marco Ferrari joins Stockholm office from Nordea
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Bank is offering the first AT1 from Turkey since January
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◆ Rival bankers discuss pricing approach ◆ Debate on whether IPTs start wider now ◆ Austrian syndication targets 'sweet spot' and draws bids
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◆ French government at risk of collapsing, again ◆ 'Roller-coaster ride' but issuer comes out unscathed ◆ Finding a 'good starting point' key
