Europe
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French government vote and EU syndication to shape market in coming days -
◆ Engie electrifies orderbook ◆ Deal lands flat to or a touch wide of fair value ◆ Frontloaded issuance forecast for next week
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◆ Deal more than five times covered ◆ Spread attractive for rating ◆ Lands inside Nordic peers
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Big deals offer a chunky margin to fee starved lenders
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DMO chief says 'broad-based demand' and 'strong international appetite' supported Gilt sale in tricky conditions
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◆ Tatra extends covered curve ◆ Luminor ends three year absence ◆ Slovenská pays slim premium
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Sovereign will issue more European Green Bonds in future, and peers such as the Netherlands may follow
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◆ Investors wary of French risk ◆ Book grows after spread was set ◆ High single digit premium needed
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◆ Reinsurer latest in string of insurance tier two offerings ◆ French insurance sector seen as more resilient than banks ◆ Slim concession needed
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Loan bankers say deals are being delayed and auto sector can expect restructurings
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◆ John Deere opens window for more Reverse Yankees ◆ Reverse Yankee volume up 15% year on year ◆ New issue concessions rise as books prove resilient
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◆ Investors check in to popular InterContinental Hotels deal ◆ Single digit concession needed for Heimstaden green bond ◆ Euro corporate premiums rise as attrition slows
