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The Nordic Investment Bank has mandated three banks to sell its second environmental bond of the year. The paper will be the supranational's second green bond to be denominated in euros. -
The Nordic loan market is set to enjoy a bumper second quarter of refinancing, with investment grade companies launching chunky deals ahead of the summer holidays.
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ABN Amro printed the first FIG green bond of the year at a level flat to its senior curve on Monday, as investors showed keen interest in the new issue.
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Sanoma, the unrated Nordic media group, sold a €200m unsecured bond on Thursday to redeem some of its old notes due next year.
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Financial institutions have been careful to plan trades around a busy flow of corporate supply in recent weeks and, with a healthy pipeline still in place, there is little sign of FIG fading.
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BNP Paribas paid a slim premium to price the first 12 year senior bond of 2016 from a European bank in euros, as issuers encounter a more favourable environment for adding longer dated debt.
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Nasdaq, the US stock exchange, received an enthusiastic reception from investors as it returned to Europe’s bond markets after a three year absence and widened its investor base.
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One of Germany’s largest renewable energy project lenders has mandated banks for a debut green senior unsecured bond, which a banker involved in the trade labelled “greener than green”.
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Sweden's largest oil refiner, Corral Petroleum Holdings, sold on Friday €625m-equivalent of payment-in-kind toggle notes after dropping dollars for Swedish kronor.
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Corral Petroleum Holdings, Sweden's largest oil refiner, on Wednesday released double digit price guidance for its $700m-equivalent of payment-in-kind toggle notes, as it meets investors in the US this week.
