Issues
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Lithuania will raise more in international markets this year than ever before -
◆ Investors pledge strong demand for 'exotic' deal ◆ Slim premium paid ◆ UBS takes €1bn at five years
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◆ A 'busy and interesting' session as duration arrives ◆ New issue premium varied by tranche ◆ Longer note likely attracted different investors
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◆ Weaker and more volatile market but funding conditions attractive for banks ◆ Crédit Agricole, ING and MUFG turn to dollars ◆ Torrent of tier two
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Lenders could look elsewhere for export credit agreement guarantees as French confidence vote looms
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◆ TD prints largest euro deal for a year ◆ Strong demand for rare three year notes ◆ Minimal premia needed
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◆ Tight deal reprices new issue market ◆ Deal comes through Leeds ◆ Investors keen to pick up sterling covered paper
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◆ Housing association prints 15 year sustainable bond ◆ Low single digit new issue concession paid ◆ Long end Gilt market yields hit multi-decade high
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ESM's head of funding Jun Dumolard said market's approach to deals had changed
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◆ Company brings rare hybrid from chemicals sector ◆ Peak demand over six times the deal size ◆ Bid for corporate hybrids remains strong
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Super-tight bank bond is a first in the nuclear bond market
