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  • E.On, the German electricity company, became the second corporate issuer in as many days to issue green bonds in line with the draft EU Taxonomy. It matched Verbund by printing them flat to fair value.
  • Equity investors and bankers are increasingly fearful that the European IPO market is running far too hot, with over-cooked valuations blowing an asset bubble. Investors are already overworked and have little time to give the bulging pipeline of up to 100 more IPOs the proper scrutiny they need, reports Sam Kerr.
  • ABS
    AMAG is back in the market with the latest auto transaction from its Swiss Car ABS shelf after postponing a deal in April 2020 when the pandemic had effectively closed many capital markets.
  • The head of the Portuguese treasury and debt management agency (IGCP) said she supports France’s novel approach of engaging with investors to tackle the problem of inflated orders.
  • Aegon is bringing its first public RMBS since 2018, offering a single triple-A tranche to investors with a discount feature as an additional incentive to call the transaction before 2027. ABN Amro is arranging the deal.
  • SSA
    Nordic Investment Bank raised €500m on Thursday, tapping a green April 2027 line in an otherwise deserted SSA market.
  • The European Stability Mechanism and the European Financial Stability Facility have announced their funding plans for the second quarter.
  • 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.
  • The European Union’s final draft Taxonomy of Sustainable Economic Activities came in for heavy criticism from a European bank's head of funding on Thursday, who said that the compromise wording would torpedo the market for green covered bonds.
  • Société Générale benefitted from calmer issuance conditions on Thursday as it sold €1bn of new tier two debt. The deal takes another chunk out of the issuer’s capital plans, which totalled a sizeable €4.5bn at the beginning of the year.
  • Siemens Healthineers, the German healthcare tech company, has completed the second leg of equity financing to fund its acquisition of US cancer care solutions firm Varian. The involvement of a large anchor investor was revealed at the top of the book, which was quickly filled with long-only investors.
  • Nigerian oil and gas exploration and production company Seplat Petroleum entered the international bond markets on Thursday seeking to raise dollar funding. As primary issuance re-starts in the CEEMEA region, Seplat is one of a few high yielding names testing the temperature.