Euro
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Oversubscribed Italian deal paves way for peers -
Sovereign garners fraction of demand of more liquid issuers
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Supranational drummed up €23bn of demand as Grand Duchy eyes 20 years
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Issuer achieved more favourable cost of funding on the sterling tranche prompting bankers to expect more deals in the currency
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Aussie lender ends three year absence from senior bond market in euros with green deal
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Issuer draws demand of more than six times deal size for its June 2027s
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Sub-benchmark deal could pave the way for other capital trades to follow
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Slim new issue concession could tempt further senior supply
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After more than a week-long absence of senior bank issuance in euros, the Nordic financial demonstrated that longer maturities are open for stronger names
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Investors show less inclination to buy longer tenors from smaller names
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Multiple borrowers are expected to rush into the primary market when stability returns. This may hinder slower and smaller issuers
