NatWest Markets
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Macquarie Bank paused its sterling return on Wednesday morning, the day after it announced the deal. -
Canary Wharf made its debut in the bond markets in its present form on Tuesday, with a green triple tranche bond in euros and sterling that found plenty of demand, despite the rocky future for office space.
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Macquarie is preparing to syndicate the first sterling deal from an Aussie borrower in almost three years, having mandated banks to arrange a new operating company level benchmark.
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Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel (BFCM) kicked off FIG issuance in the last week before Easter, dropping into the euro market to print a new five year preferred deal.
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BPER Banca overcame its sub-investment grade rating on Thursday, attracting plenty of demand for an inaugural social bond that will fund Covid-19 related lending in southern Italy.
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BPER Banca and UBS ventured out into the euro market on Thursday. After a quiet few days, issuance is ramping up as rates volatility subsides, with bankers expecting a light shower of deals ahead of Easter.
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Financial issuance got underway in the euro primary market on Wednesday, with borrowers keen to bring forward ESG-labelled bonds in the first deals of the week.
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LondonMetric, the listed UK real estate firm, has sold £380m of US private placements, according to market sources. One tranche had a green component, which priced tighter than another coupon with the same maturity.
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Rentenbank entered the deserted dollar bond market on Tuesday, printing $1.75bn of five year notes. The market has been quiet for public sector issuers in the past few weeks, thanks to a volatile Treasury market and an issuer base already well stocked with funding, but Rentenbank found investors receptive.
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King’s College university has sold US private placements, according to market sources, in the first widely marketed UK university deal seen in the market for 12 months.
