Nordic Investment Bank NIB
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Nordic Investment Bank re-entered the euro market with its first syndication in the currency in six years on Thursday — a seven year green bond.
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Nordic Investment Bank re-entered the euro market with its first syndication in the currency in six years on Thursday — a seven year green bond. -
A pair of supranationals have unveiled plans to bring bonds with an environmental flavour. One issuer may delight European Central Bank officials with a super rare appearance in euros.
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Nordic Investment Bank has launched its first long dated Kauri bond in nearly four years, which is also its first new line in the format in over a year.
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A quartet of supranationals have spotted opportunities in Australasian currencies, despite turmoil in the Chinese stock market restricting involvement from the dominant investor base in Asia. But supply of public sector debt down under could drop next week given a smaller issuance window, said bankers.
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Transport for London will look to price its first ever socially responsible bond today (Friday) following themed deals from a trio of European SSA names earlier in the week.
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Nordic Investment Bank’s choice of Swedish kronor for the week’s third socially responsible bond paid off on Thursday as Transport for London announced plans to make it four.
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The Nordic Investment Bank is set to become the third SSA issuer this week to sell an SRI bond, after posting initial price thoughts on Wednesday for an April 2020 in Swedish kronor.
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World Bank has unveiled a five year Kangaroo hot on the heels of a Nordic Investment Bank tap of a 2020 bond in the format.
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Nordic Investment Bank on Monday made its second appearance in the Kangaroo market this year, announcing a tap of a five year line.
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Asian Development Bank raised over A$1bn ($808.3m) with a new five year Kangaroo and a tap of a 10 year line in the format on Friday, while European Investment Bank topped up its May 2018s to A$1bn. Bankers expect more supply in Australian dollars from public sector borrowers next week.
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The pioneering spirit of supranationals in the green bond market will be just as strong in 2015 as this year, with many looking to expand their reach in the asset class.
