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Canadian province to maintain market-friendly funding approach and 'meet investors where they want us'
Busy and ‘euro-heavy’ week ahead but dollar pipeline also building with issuers set to bring forward bond plans
◆ First dollar SSA benchmark in two weeks, 'very successful' ◆ 'Pro-investor' pricing approach on show once again ◆ Funding for new fiscal year well underway
Busy Thursday ahead as five euro and dollar benchmarks set to price after a slow March
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The State of North-Rhine Westphalia sold a €500m seven year note on Monday, as Greek-induced volatility kept many other issuers in euros away. -
The South Australian Government Financing Authority (SAFA) sold its largest commercial paper trade to date on Tuesday, as it continued to fund in dollars and tapped into investor demand for diversification.
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The State of Saarland sold its largest and longest dated deal to date on Friday, appealing to domestic investor desire for German sub-sovereign paper away from the bigger issuers.
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The Autonomous Community of Madrid took advantage of higher yields to sell a private tap of its June 2014s on Wednesday to domestic investors. Following increases in Spanish government bond yields this week, Madrid's yields also moved higher in sympathy to the point where they met investor targets.
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Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation sold its largest Australian dollar commercial paper deal in nine years on Tuesday, appealing to investors looking for security and diversification.
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L-Bank made its first appearance in dollar public markets since it was upgraded in March to triple-A by Standard & Poor’s on Wednesday morning opening a five year deal. The issuer was joined by Municipality Finance, which is set to sell its second ever dollar benchmark, and Province of British Columbia.
