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EDF and Visa risk market on major macro data day
◆ European and US growth figures released during bookbuilding ◆ Demand proves decent for EDF ◆ Worries bubble up that market is not pricing in risk properly
◆ BBB- rated trades come days after investors said they wanted riskier deals ◆ Combined peak demand hits €8.2bn ◆ High orderbook attrition for Aeroporti di Roma’s SLB
France makes final syndicated showing of 2025 to print large green tap
◆ €5bn of green tap executed quickly ◆ Syndications over for 2025 ◆ Strong green demand confirmed
◆ BBB- rated trades come days after investors said they wanted riskier deals ◆ Combined peak demand hits €8.2bn ◆ High orderbook attrition for Aeroporti di Roma’s SLB
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◆ A new social bond issuer is born ◆ Agency opts for domestic currency for debut, keen to print again ◆ First Swedish SSA with a social use of proceeds bond -
◆ 10 year 'surprise' reopens euro covered market ◆ Concession needed to seal the deal ◆ Trade lands through OATs
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Development bank wants to encourage adoption by showing how new standard can integrate with existing green bond issuance
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Swiss market resilient, but Trump test is set to be a roadblock
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Agency's absorption by state part of a wider pattern of centralised Danish public sector funding
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◆ Agency prints ahead of 'Liberation Day' ◆ Proactive approach to funding this year leaves issuer in good place ◆ Ten year euro social bond still in pipeline
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Italgas shareholders approve €1bn rights issue
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◆ Quick into market after Trump pauses tariffs ◆ Lands close to fair value ◆ Defensive tactics in bookbuilding
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Bank asserts ‘commitment to sustainability’
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◆ Bankers say deal was postponed ◆ Book covers size four times ◆ 'Safety first' in current environment
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Some borrowers think the risks outweigh the benefits
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Treasury secretary’s speech called for big changes which other countries may not support
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German and Greek listings set to be first since US tariffs announced
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The country's first election since a military coup has passed peacefully
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Treasury secretary Bessent says US wants to stay in but reform international financial institutions
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Debut deal had club-style execution amid volatile markets and sector headwinds
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Power purchase agreements and related revenue will back novel warehouse deal
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Being ‘flexible and fast’ proves key for public sector issuers amid uncertain market backdrop
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Direct lenders take the initiative as banks step back
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Protections for special servicers challenged
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DocMorris announces Sfr200m rights issue expected in May
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Stock drops 17% in highly volatile market
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Deal follows steep share price fall
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