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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten became the latest public sector borrower to hit the long end of the euro curve on Wednesday and found strong demand, which allowed it to increase the bond. -
CPI Property Group returned to the bond market on Tuesday, raising €550m with a hybrid callable in October 2025.
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The Basque Government was able to tighten pricing by 5bp from initial price thoughts as it received soaring demand for its 10 year sustainable bond on Tuesday — its biggest public issue since 2009.
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The Netherlands will sell its first green bond next month, via Dutch Direct Auction (DDA), with a maturity of 20 years, as it looks to become the first triple-A sovereign to print green paper.
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KfW extended its syndicated euro curve to 2039 on Monday as it brought a new 20 year line that was priced flat to fair value.
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The Basque Government has picked banks to issue what will be its biggest bond in the public markets for 10 years.
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Following the success of the first Spanish public sector green bond, the market’s attention has turned to the highly anticipated debut green bond from the Spanish sovereign.
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The Arab Republic of Egypt on Thursday printed a €2bn dual tranche euro deal with a massive negative new issue premium of 22bp on the longer bond — one of the largest ever negative concessions on an EM issue. The deal takes Standard Chartered to the top of Dealogic’s league table of CEEMEA bonds, though it is a title to be only briefly held as the Saudi Aramco jumbo bond is expected next week, which other banks are arranging.
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A French agency and a Belgian sub-sovereign are preparing to issue their first bonds.
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The European Investment Bank and Flemish Community brought sustainability-linked transactions on Thursday, with investors piling in despite a busy market elsewhere.
