Europe
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Shareholders and bondholders should pressurise banks to clean up their acts on climate change, sustainable finance experts said this week. -
The scores are in. See how market participants rated KfW's €5bn 10 year, Alberta's sterling debut and EAA's $1bn two year.
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Yapi Kredi took advantage of pent-up demand for Turkish bank paper to hammer down pricing on the first Eurobond from the sector for more than four months this week.
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Contagion from Greece’s never ending bailout saga was supposed to be a thing of the past. But the European Financial Stability Facility’s questionable 39 year tranche this week shows country still has the ability to hit the euro market — albeit by the back door this time.
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US borrowers have accounted for almost all high yield bond sales in Europe in February as investors scramble for paper and European issuers turn to leveraged loans, with deals this week for Levi Strauss and Quintiles IMS. But European borrowers should be back soon, said bankers.
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Spain rode out another volatile day in eurozone government bonds on Wednesday to finish up with a healthy €5bn of 15 year paper from an order book nearly treble that size.
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A big step in restoring Italy's banking sector to health was taken successfully this week, when the fifth biggest EMEA equity sale ever raised €13bn for UniCredit.
