Euro
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◆ Eika picks sevens for second deal of 2025 ◆ Investor limits restrict pricing ◆ Single digit premium paid -
◆ Combined demand closes at €2.9bn ◆ Little to no premium needed for either leg ◆ More size taken at the long end despite smaller book
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◆ Siemens burst out of the gate with five tranches ◆ Rarely spotted floating rate note sees good demand ◆ More multi-tranche trades expected this week
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◆ French insurance company prints inaugural tier two debt for M&A ◆ UK’s Zopa raises sterling AT1 capital to meet growth targets ◆ Oldest German building society expands funding mix
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Issuers having second thoughts about mandating for dollar bonds while euro and sterling issuance charges ahead
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Tightening trend in private credit pricing has reversed since April 2, but reliability is funds' trump card
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Issuers back to comfortable position ahead of summer months after busiest week in euros since February
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The German agency has been working on bringing up the liquidity of its bonds
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Insurers and asset managers drive long dated revival
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Asset class war breaks out as FIG market complains Reverse Yankees are stealing investors away from their deals
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Private equity buyers look for finance as they buy up infrastructure assets
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◆ Each issuer prints larger deal than usual ◆ NWB comes after BNG five year ◆ Quebec gets huge book
