RBC Capital Markets
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The European Investment Bank this week cut the ribbon on the post-summer market for large dollar benchmarks, although there were more than a few nervous glances ahead to this Friday’s Jackson Hole speech by US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen. -
After reporting two consecutive quarters of year-on-year decreases in capital markets revenue, Royal Bank of Canada delivered a C$635m profit from the division as the bank booked record third quarter results.
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The long end of the Kanga curve saw action this week, as Japanese investors hunted for yieldy paper.
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Swedish Export Credit Corporation had to boost the size of a deal on Wednesday as investors flocked into its books, adding to a strong run for short dated dollar issuance over the last few weeks.
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KommuneKredit printed an A$60m ($45.7) tap of its November 2026 Kangaroo bond on Wednesday, with bankers confident more reverse enquiry-driven taps are en route.
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The European Investment Bank returned to capital markets with a splash on Tuesday, indicating that, what passed for 2016’s summer break is coming to an end.
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The European Investment Bank kicked off post-summer jumbo dollar issuance on Tuesday with a well-received five year deal, as another issuer jumped in with a shorter dated mandate.
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Export Development Canada has shown that the lower bound for dollar demand falls below the three year part of the curve, as it drew a well oversubscribed book on Thursday for a no-grow $500m August 2018 Reg S/144a deal.
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The dollar market for public sector borrowers is showing remarkable disdain for bankers’ summer holiday plans, with a trio of deals printed across the curve during the usually quiet days of August. But this week’s long dated deals are unlikely to signal jumbo 10 year dollar benchmarks’ return from a long vacation.
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uarantor: Financial Market Stabilisation Fund of the Federal Republic of Germany
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FMS Wertmanagement printed $2bn of bonds on Wednesday for the first time since November 2013 and only the fourth time in its history, as rampant demand in the currency showed no signs of letting up.
