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Supranational takes €5bn in second syndication of April
Strong duration bid saw larger-than-usual tightening and skinny concession for long-dated tap
Callable capital is not capital, but a significant rating uplift
Finland will also be in the market as a trio of other SSAs ready fresh bonds in core currencies
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◆ Supranationals speak on callable capital ◆ Bank funding: pricing reset ◆ The demise of the cornerstone investor -
German policy bank in comfortable position after renewing its entire dollar curve
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Agency will give up to three notches of rating uplift for callable capital, subject to detailed analysis
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Long-buried issue is brought to light, bringing hope of balance sheet growth — and probably more bonds
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Agency already counts 10% of highly rated callable capital but unlikely to go higher
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Deal was issued after new green financing framework was put in place
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Issuers ‘strike while the iron is hot’
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First research of its kind illustrates how little-known instrument could be used
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Not all issuers drew large oversubscriptions in mixed market
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Issuer tested new pricing reference but plans to keep it flexible going forward
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Rare issuer brings lone trade in the currency while SSAs fund in dollars
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Issuer lures three times subscription despite sell-off and will issue two or three further benchmarks
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Move in basis swap rate brings Swiss franc funding costs in line with core markets
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Draft strategy document for 2024-29 downplays green transition, emphasises defence
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Pricing from swap curve has taken a firm hold in 2024
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Issuer passes 70% funding mark after upsizing in social format for the first time
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Issuer intends to focus on conventional dollar bonds but euros and green deals are also possible
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Little is being done to protect society from climate change’s worsening effects
