Germany
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◆ Issuer brings September deal forward after rates rally ◆ Book unexpectedly shrinks, is pricing fair or too tight? ◆ Deal still hit targets, money saved for taxpayers -
◆ German bank achieves 'decent' pricing ◆ NIP paid, secondary performance predicted ◆ 'Smart' trade likely to help future issues, rival banker says
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◆ Issuer ends six year absence with incredibly popular deal ◆ Curve shape fuel seven year demand ◆ Wide range of comps used
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Investors overlook short-term oil uncertainty in favour of a long-term view on the sector
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◆ Defence firm's first deal in 16 years could entice more to follow ◆ Strong bid fuels price move ◆ Hedge fund demand debated
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Germany’s family-owned businesses have become a battleground in UniCredit’s bid for Commerzbank. But every bank is scrapping for the same pool of fees
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Smaller order book this time kept some market participants’ attention, but does size matter?
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◆ E.ON prints €1.3bn across five and 10 year ◆ EWE and Stedin tighten hard on single tranche deals ◆ Green format keeps order books sticky
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Leopard tank manufacturer to tap market interest for defence deals
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◆ Deal prices close to fair value ◆ Retail denoms keep curve tight ◆ Heidelberg takes €1.5bn with dual tranche trade
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◆ Books peak at over €5.1bn ◆ Deal Bosch's first since five tranche sale last May ◆Corporate issuers set to squeeze into Wednesday window
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◆ Real estate firm takes £400m on second outing ◆ Single digit concession needed ◆ Elevated sterling yields putting off potential issuers
