Ireland
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The sovereign attracted a large book after record-breaking deals from peers
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Without banks' capital costs, could Citadel Securities shake up primary dealer ecosystem?
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Ireland's orderly exit from AIB continues as 5% chunk sold on Monday night
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Irish company has turned to shareholders to fund acquisition of Scottish pasta producer
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Ireland successfully reduced its stake to below 50% in June
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Investors pile into the long end of building materials company’s trade
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Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse in March postponed the pipeline of state selldowns
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Latest selldown of AIB shares raised €480m for the Irish state
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There has not been a large European bank block since before Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in March
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◆ Santander Consumer Bank seals 35bp move ◆ 10bp-20bp concessions needed for senior prints ◆ Pipeline slows as issuers enter 'monitoring mode'
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NatWest and Ireland sold shares in response to reverse interest
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Sovereigns should take advantage of positive spreads and rating moves to get funding
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S&P has given Ireland its highest rating from a major international rating agency for more than a decade
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Recoveries of bank share prices and the block market are welcome signs for European bank privatisations
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Ireland debt management office hopes upgrade will bring in new investors
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When FIG gets that feeling, it means primary's healing
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Irish lender’s latest senior offering attracts strong €2bn order book
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Overnight trade was executed after interest in a ‘sizable’ purchase was made
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Floridian manager registered the vehicle in Ireland with article 8 SFDR classification
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Deal stood out from other sovereign issues last week
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Sovereigns build bumper order books as Portugal dares to go longer than peers
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Director of investment banking is one of three hires in Dublin
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Spread cranked in but tier two still pays premium over sterling
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Eurozone periphery deals showed that although the market is booming, it is not open for every issuer
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The government is pushing forward with privatisation of the bank
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The Irish government still owns most of AIB after the bank was nationalised during the financial crisis
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Unicaja and Permanent TSB gear up to print in the absence of national champions
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Bigger concessions become an important way to mitigate volatility in swap spreads
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New issue premiums shrink narrow as market confidence returns
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The Irish green energy fund has captured the attention of investors as a result of the energy crisis in Europe
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Greencoat Renewables has decided to tap equity capital markets with a new share sale
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The US bank has chosen one of its own to fill the vacancy left by Barry Meyers' departure
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Supervisors recognised that the Irish issuer has improved its risk profile
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Cyprus concession looks higher than other SSAs this week, but bankers blame rating rather than systemic widening
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AIB has lagged behind the rally in the broader European banking sector this year
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Ireland, Belgium and Austria lay out roadmap for 2022 funding