Goldman Sachs
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Huge demand, top-range pricing and aftermarket pop are encouraging, but there is a long way to go -
AfDB’s public deal will test pricing, World Bank shows shareholder support
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Neither issuer has left much on the table for investors
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Market in 'good condition' after EIB re-opener, more supply to come next week
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Malik Menzer set to join the bank in November
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The Japanese seller will prioritise aftermarket performance over high valuation, say sources
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DBJ also came out on Tuesday with larger than usual tightening
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Reception from investors on Tuesday are weaker than some had expected
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EIB, KfW and BNG lead peers as expected, alongside DBJ which announced last week
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◆ BNPP serves up dollar AT1 reopener ◆ HSBC lands dual tranche senior inside euros ◆ Borrowers expected to prioritise dollars over euros
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Cellnex is feeling the heat from rising interest rates with its €20.7bn pile of debt
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The trading veteran has joined the board at Goldman Sachs as its CEO battles to shore up support
