North America
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◆ Three IG corporate issuers snag more than €12bn of demand ◆ Whipsawing rates do little to dent appetite ◆ Yield hogs: Harley-Davidson tightens spread by 45bp
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◆ Bank of America and National Bank of Canada opt for Monday issuance in shortened week ◆ Somewhat weaker backdrop results in lower price tightening versus recent senior deals ◆ BofA boosts euro funding this year to €6.25bn
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◆ 'Cheeky' issuers reference low coupon Gilts ◆ RBC prints £300m senior deal off £375m final book ◆ Speculation 'less sophisticated investors' not aware of Gilt anomaly
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Five-part Matterhorn is biggest ever Swissie from a US corporate
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◆ Three sterling deals come at once ◆ Some orderbook attrition displayed ◆ Investors say they want more sterling
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◆ US company funding $7.2bn acquisition ◆ Defensive tactics lead to sticky book ◆ Trade follows 'blip' of TCC being pulled
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◆ Record book, diversification achieved ◆ ‘Interesting spread’ as name recognition continues to grow ◆ Inaugural Aussie benchmark on the cards
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Manitoba, TCV join foreign SSA contingent, Chile's BCI prints five-year, but corporate supply lags
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Corporate borrowers shrugged off fears over inflation and concerns over tariffs to print tight trades and pay for acquisitions
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Company prints inside recent similarly rated names despite problems in motor sector
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Explosive Monday makes it unlikely the week’s issuance volumes will be as muted as feared
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The loan was provided by 18 financial institutions, including the new ones that joined