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'Records broken left, right and centre' as redemption money and pent-up demand flood new issues market
◆ NRW tests 30 year demand ◆ both real and fast money feast duration ◆ ADB adds euro to funding mix in active 2026 start
◆ KBN and Quebec among SSA issuers paying no NIP in dollars ◆ Quebec faces 'difficult allocation' after mega demand ◆ CEB also in five year dollars
◆ ‘Very rare’ large book for a German sub-sovereign ◆ ‘New year, new levels’ in price discovery ◆ Tuesday’s focus on dollars, but ‘big’ euro mandates expected Wednesday
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The City State of Berlin braved a choppy market on Monday morning to sell its first 10 year benchmark in two years. Leads were able to price the deal at the tight end of initial price thoughts, offering only a small new issue premium.
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Île-de-France sold its first public deal in just over a year on Friday, taking advantage of a quiet market to grab investors’ full attention. The 10 year bonds were priced at a competitive level compared to a recent deal from Agence Française de Développement, according to bankers close to the deal.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government stole a march on other SSA borrowers in the dollar market this week by jumping in to price its biggest dollar denominated deal since its debut last year.
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SSA Markets's sister publication, EuroWeek, gave out its awards to the SSA bond market in London on Thursday night. Read below to see who won and who was nominated on the night. SSA bankers were entertained on the evening by popular comedian Alistair McGowan, pictured below with SSA Markets deputy editor, Tessa Wilkie and FIG niche currency bond supremo, Nomura's Nick "The Niche" Dent. -
Linköping became the third ever Swedish municipality to sell bonds by syndication on Wednesday, pricing a three year floater. The trade follows dual tranche deals by Lund Municipality last week and City of Gothenburg in March. Further syndications are a strong possibility as Swedish municipalities grow more accustomed to the procedure.
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Spanish regional credits — including super rare issuer Institut Català de Finances — took advantage of their sovereign’s plummeting yields to place a series of privately placed deals this week.
