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PIF's commercial paper programmes have been rated by S&P
EDF and Mowi tapped private placements in their home currencies
SSA issuers extend their hot run in the private market, crowding into the short end of the curve
Banks crowd the short end in another busy week for private placements
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Investors have begun to "look through the noise" surrounding European banks and seek longer dated commercial paper (CP), dealers said this week. Maturities have lengthened as credit concerns have retreated following the European Central Bank’s long term refinancing operation, said some.
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ANZ Bank expects to increase the number of currencies and structures in which it prints private placements, as it prepares for expected continued volatility in the public markets in 2012.
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Interest is surging in short-dated medium term notes (MTNs) from European banks, with investors demanding paper maturing in two years or less.
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Borrowing from the ECB’s marginal lending facility has plummeted after a busy week in long and short term funding markets.
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Banks have sold their first medium term notes in 2012 but dealers expect the real business to start next week, as positive sentiment in the public segment trickles through to the private placement sector and investors look to put their cash to work outside of their domestic markets.
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Banks have made a good start in the commercial paper market in this first week of 2012, but dealers were reluctant to predict a full-scale recovery for the FIG sector in money markets.