JP Morgan
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MSCI picks up Nick Mihic — Algomi co-founder Stuart Taylor joins MUFG — Vinod Vasan changes roles at UBS -
Two public sector borrowers hit the euro bond market on Wednesday, raising what might well be the final benchmark funding of 2020.
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Investors pumped €11.65bn of orders into €1.6bn of green and sustainable corporate bonds on Wednesday when paper company Stora Enso, utility Fluvius and real estate firm Cofinimmo all built bulging order books.
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Shares in Nordnet rose in the aftermarket after the digital bank began trading on Nasdaq Stockholm on Wednesday, following its Skr9bn (€885m) IPO.
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Luminor Bank was more than 3-1/2 times subscribed on its return to the euro market on Wednesday, allowing it to demonstrate a year-on-year improvement in its senior funding costs.
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MSCI has hired Nick Mihic as head of client coverage for Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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The European Union impressed once again as it sold the third bond under its Support to Mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency (SURE) funding programme on Tuesday.
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CEEMEA sovereign borrowers extended their last minute funding spree this week with Romania joining Ivory Coast in the primary bond market.
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As benchmark issuance remains on the side-lines, smaller issuers have come out to play, with rare borrowers Cassa Centrale Raiffeisen dell’Alto Adige and Luminor Bank on the hunt for deals Lilliputian in size on Tuesday. A handful of larger issuers are keeping a close eye, and could come to the market with small deals of their own in the coming weeks.
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Hong Kong Broadbank Network has increased a loan to HK$5.5bn ($709m) after attracting 20 participants during syndication.
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Stora Enso, the Finnish paper company, and Belgian utility Fluvius mandated banks to lead green bonds of 10 years or more on Monday, combining two recent themes in corporate bonds — ESG issuance and longer maturities.
