Euro
-
◆ CaixaBank goes big with €1.25bn 8NC7 green ◆ Tightest of all deals from La Banque Postale loses most orders but ends with a 1.73 subscription ratio ◆ Alpha Bank crunches price by 37.5bp
-
Borrowers from both sides of the Atlantic make their second or third appearances this year
-
The Reverse Yankees are coming, but the market looks much better for Europeans headed the other way
-
European banks most likely to issue long-dated bonds, but the 'market is favourable for everyone'
-
Logistics company looks to emulate CTP's success by using same maturity and green structure
-
Syndication 'important achievement' for sovereign though greater challenge lies ahead
-
Participants anticipate a push to 15 year frontier in covered bonds as duration demand drives all of FIG
-
Shunned sector welcomed back into the fold after overperformance this year, but borrowers holding back
-
◆ Deal works for all as issuer gains better standing with rating agencies ◆ Stream of FRNs helps with fair value assessment ◆ Green element lowers issuer’s borrowing costs
-
Trend for wider starting price thoughts comes into question
-
Italian company is latest in a string of deals to get glowing reception from deal starved market
-
◆ Deal priced tight by a number of metrics ◆ Hefty oversubscription shows robust demand for FIG capital ◆ Trade clears flat to fair value compared with 10bp-15bp NIP for senior preferred at start of January