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◆ Deal attracts one of 2024’s largest SSA sterling books ◆ ‘EIB specific’ features helped book size and tightening ◆ Recent KfW bond served as main comp
◆ Issuer returns after seven months, leaves door open for another trade ◆ Tenor, pricing strategy carefully thought out ◆ French agencies test new tights to OATs
The Dutch agency is also looking for new recruits in its treasury department
◆ Supra concludes $2.4bn task ◆ Next year target could grow 25% ◆ Recent capital increase to double funding size over time
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◆ Long-dated euro bonds flourish before ECB meeting ◆ Book doubles after cautious 1bp tightening ◆ Strategy was to ensure secondary performance -
◆ CDC achieves tightening, rare for sterling bonds ◆ ‘A little downside, and a lot of upside’ to two-day execution ◆ Bpifrance prints second sterling deal of 2024
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◆ Agency rides the ‘French agency hype’ ◆ Deal tightens more than expected ◆ Book is one of its largest
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◆ AfDB finishes benchmark funding for 2024 ◆ Recent swap moves warrants careful approach ◆ Issuers look for PPs and arb opportunities next
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◆ Development bank closes in on annual funding target ◆ Moving swap spreads a common consideration ◆ IDB Invest appears alongside sister organisation
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◆ Pricing tight despite 'conservative' start ◆ Dollar market still has the edge over euros ◆ Fellow European agency prints in euros
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◆ Issuer ups size on one tranche ◆ ‘Exceptionally strong’ day for euros ◆ Bloc has much more to raise
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◆ Transaction ‘complements’ short end sterling trend ◆ Development bank prices flat to curve ◆ A book size ‘which you don’t see every day in the sterling market’
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A busy pipeline is forming in the SSA market as the EU preps its next scheduled transaction
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◆ Swedish agency goes head-to-head with competition ◆ Prices tightly to, or even through, dollar curve ◆ Agency monitoring a range of markets
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New issue concessions creep up as smaller, less liquid issuers suffer
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◆ IDA navigates busy dollar market ◆ IFC deal ‘ticked a number of boxes' ◆ Size important for IDA, while not the objective for IFC
