Natixis
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Although oversubscribed, the first €3bn syndication from a public sector borrower since the European Central Bank began buying in the sector — a 0.2% April 2025 issue for the European Financial Stability Facility — has left bankers fretting over crowded-out investors deserting SSA debt in the single currency, writes Tessa Wilkie. -
Credit Suisse became the fifth European financial name to tap the Australian dollar market in less than a month on Thursday.
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Three euro benchmark covered bonds were issued this week from borrowers in Belgium, Norway and the Netherlands. But it was the debut Dutch conditional pass through (CPT) structure from Van Lanschot Bankiers that proved the most interesting.
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Turkish banks finally look set to become part of the covered bond market this year as Akbank lines up its first euro-denominated benchmark.
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Hong Kong listed Fosun International's $500m loan has received commitments from seven lenders. The deadline for the loan, which was originally April 24, has been extended until April 30 to give banks time to process credit approvals.
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Euro supply from public sector institutions is being stifled by a double whammy of ultra low yields in the currency and escalating tensions over Greece's financial future.
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French lender Natixis is continuing its push into the Asia Pacifc debt capital markets with a senior hire from ANZ.
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It is a stock phrase among bankers that no single deal can reopen the Russian loan market. One or two swallows would not make a summer. But Uralkali’s return with a transaction this week must raise the hopes of the country’s other borrowers.
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The European Financial Stability Facility became the first public sector borrower to sell a €3bn syndication in euros after the European Central Bank began a public sector purchase programme in March.
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Trafigura Beheer met its size target when it issued a €550m five year bond on Monday, but could not tighten pricing from initial thoughts, in the face of investor caution.
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The European Financial Stability Facility is set to create a new pricing benchmark on Tuesday — but the latest Greek worries could make conditions turbulent.
