EMEA
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Information sharing between creditors is needed if debt restructurings are going to speed up -
◆ Norwegian utility prints 13 year green bond ◆ Deal lands in the mid range of guidance ◆ Selective tone in a softer backdrop
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The parties failed to reach a deal to restructure Ethiopia's only Eurobond, despite a haircut offer
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◆ Improved French market and political backdrop ◆ 'Healthy' NIP ◆ Plenty of French issuance
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Issuer completes its final euro deal of 2025 and plans to hit the ground running in January across dollar, sterling and Swiss francs potentially
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Improved market and political backdrop tempts insurers to push on with strategic debt capital financing
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◆ Flow picking up in quiet sterling market ◆ CMA's redetermination unlikely to change credit metrics for UK water companies ◆ Logistics real estate issuer kicks off euro green bond
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Macron's vision of a sovereign EU appeared closer in bond markets this week, thanks to French political discord
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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'
