North America
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The Japanese carmaker and the Canadian bank were among five issuers to tap the market on Monday -
US medtech firm sourced more than half of $4.2bn debt needed in the €1.8bn trade
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◆ Slim premium paid on chunky sale ◆ Investors welcome Canada pick-up to UK names ◆ Canadians missing from covered bonds
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European markets need to prepare for six months of politically-driven market volatility
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◆ Low beta issuers 'more challenging to sell' ◆ Investors turn cautious on FRNs ◆ New issue premiums 'will come back'
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Borrowers cram in before what could be the first ECB rate cut since 2019
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Subdued SSA dollar market is also getting a boost
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‘A number of milestones’ achieved from rare long-dated green issuance
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Issuer is open to look at dollar deals or euros again, and may debut in public Aussie and sterling markets
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◆ Market volatility no hindrance for foreign and domestic FIG issuers ◆ They take advantage of favourable conditions ◆ May volume to end more than 80% higher compared with a year ago
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◆ BPCE and Handelsbanken print first Yankee bonds of the year ◆ Citi increases perpetual size after $4.6bn book ◆ Flurry of activity from US insurers
