Lloyds Bank
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Debut green trade cruises through as sector creeps back in from the cold -
First green bonds since EU agreed new standard garner bulging books
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$1.25bn print helps UK lender meet its minimum subordinated debt funding need for the year
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UK issuer says it will align with the Green Bond Standard when it is finalised
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A book by Cazenove’s former CEO charts the build-up and aftermath of the deal that made JP Morgan a force in UK investment banking. But the financial crisis proved to be the real catalyst for its subsequent dominance
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Issuers must move quickly as spreads in Europe are tipped to widen
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Following new deal, UK lender is still looking to issue £500m-£2.5bn of subordinated debt this year
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Issuer gets long 12 year tighter to Gilts than long seven year
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UK tobacco firm prints slightly wider to where rival landed a week earlier
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Sage mandates for first euro bond
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Northumbrian Water and Acea open books on Friday trades
