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The European Financial Stability Facility has launched a dual tranche, picking up a combined €5bn and putting to rest any concerns over its ability to pick up long dated funding. -
A pair of European borrowers debuted socially responsible investment bonds on Monday, raising a combined €1.2bn, with one able to tighten its price by several basis points.
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Eurofima sold its first socially responsible investment (SRI) note on March 30, raising $100m with a 10 year MTN. Michele Montefiori, head of capital markets at Eurofima, is keen to follow up with a green bond.
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Beijing Enterprises Holdings Limited is eyeing a new euro issuance, two years after its debut in the currency.
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The brace of deals printed last week proved evenly matched under the scrutiny of the GC BondMarker voters.
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As borrowers prepare to launch into their second quarter funding programmes, an unusual amount of attention is clustering around the shorter end of the euro curve.
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Instituto de Crédito Oficial brought some rare short dated euro paper this week and was able to rely on heavy support outside the bank community — despite some people on and off the deal expecting banks to buy the deal in bulk.
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A flurry of activity in the market for socially responsible investments shows no sign of letting up, with two borrowers set to make their debut next week and two more waiting in the wings.
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The euro market looks set to swing back into full action next week as borrowers launch into their second quarter funding requirements, with an unusual amount of attention clustering around shorter maturities.
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CPPIB Capital is looking to step across the Atlantic into euros, selecting four banks to roadshow its euro debut. Elsewhere, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) sent out its first request for proposals for the second quarter.
