Europe
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Historic German private equity group priced its first convertible on Friday -
◆ DZ Hyp to sell short green deal ◆ Raiffeisen Bausparkasse readies debut ◆ Recent deals tighten against improving backdrop
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Mandates hit screens later in the day than usual after National Rally’s soaring popularity in France
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Investors will want a new issue premium because of the high volumes from Poland, said one investor
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Bankers expect equity block trades to keep up quick pace in second half, especially in UK
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Iberdrola, Stadler Rail, IWB and Swiss Prime Site all welcomed
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Banks could be affected in medium term if fiscal policy turns loose, though most FIG issuers are well funded for this year
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SSA bankers, issuers focus on the bloc’s syndication schedule and possible sovereign indices inclusion
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Equity-linked market participants expect issuance to continue to sputter out sporadically as Schneider Electric prices the biggest convertible bond so far this year in Europe
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European ESG funds saw $16bn of inflows up to June, but a potential new government in France could curtail primary volumes
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Sovereign's new seven year deal and tenor offer followed recent rating upgrades
