Europe
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Funds will go towards a tender offer for its only bond, due in April -
◆ Belgian bank's largest book since at least 2020 ◆ Issuer's first deal to be compliant with the EuGB standard ◆ NIP debated
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◆ Small deal, big book, limited NIP ◆ Spreads much tighter than before ◆ ‘Strong macro and fiscal results’ boost investor confidence
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◆ Backdrop improves for sovereign’s deal ◆ Strong book allows for more tightening ◆ ’Very broad engagement’ from investors a ‘nice thing to see’
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◆ Covered was first from issuer since October 2025 ◆ Spread chosen to retain quality of order book ◆ Pipeline update
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◆ WI Bank tests 10 year appetite ◆ Spread versus Hesse considered ◆ Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania goes 'close to bone'
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◆ Sovereign refreshes 15 year curve ◆ Biggest book ever for this tenor ◆ 'Very tight' premium paid, curve stability observed
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◆ Munich-based firm prints €2.3bn ◆ Autos start 2026 with strong demand ◆ Deal solid despite equity weakness
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Books for the short-dated trade are already three times covered
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There is 'huge' interest from the private sector to investing in Ukraine, but cash will not come during the war
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◆ Issuer fully covers €1bn no-grow deal ◆ Weaker sentiment dents Länder’s tighter pricing trend ◆ Would another 1bp make a difference?
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Bankers say deals are still being launched and believe international rivalry can be negotiated
