Issues
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The bond has some novel features, said one investor -
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Jefferies and Deutsche making good headway, Citi has a way to go
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Thames case in 'uncharted territory', according to restructuring lawyers
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World Federation of Exchanges research examines GDP-market cap interaction
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◆ Diverging views on new issue concession ◆ Huge books for each tranche ◆ Issuer takes a big bite out of 2025 funding need
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◆ Deals pricing close to fair value amid healthy demand for bank capital ◆ AIB resuscitates euro issuance with first deal in two months ◆ BBVA and StanChart go for larger dollar market
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◆ UK builder lands strong £1bn size ◆ Bankers confident more sterling supply will follow ◆ Slim premium paid, if any
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◆ First out of three Belgian euro syndications proved a hit ◆ Usual 2bp premium paid ◆ Italy to follow with potential €20bn deal
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Hungary and Slovenia jump in for a combined €3.5bn
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◆ Bank of Nova Scotia and Barclays visit sterling ◆ Pace of bookbuilding and price tightening slows ◆ Goldilocks scenario makes arb attractive
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Sovereign has taken out two-thirds of the year's international funding plan in one swoop
