EMEA
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◆ Deal ASTM's first in euros since 2021◆ Strong demand allows for tight pricing ◆ IG corporate volumes healthy despite market noise
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Banks still keen to lend in France amid renewed political uncertainty
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◆ French political turmoil 'largely isolated' as Piraeus sets new Greek AT1 records ◆ Euro unsecured market 'strong and resilient' ◆ Orders peak above €3bn but lack splash of recent AT1 books
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Deal will be the first since the Sparebanken Vest and Sparebanken Sor merger
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Recent Slovakian paper to guide pricing for the upcoming Czech deal
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Secondary trading has been weaker in the last two weeks, but investors are still keen on issuance
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Falling oil prices and lower production are hurting Angola's weak public finances
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The wealth fund hopes to secure a funding arbitrage compared to dollars
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◆ Italian masts company increases seven year deal ◆ Orders sticky during bookbuild ◆ Low single digit premium
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Renewable infrastructure a 'hot sector' for funding
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◆ Engie draws strong demand despite more chaos in French government ◆ Deal lands at or through fair value ◆ Eurogrid joins EuGB cohort with €1.1bn deal
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◆ Issuer prints new green bond as French government teeters on collapse ◆ Deal comes tighter than shorter SNP green bond from March ◆ Latest trade in a recent Nordic senior series