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◆ Kommuninvest makes first appearance of 2026 in dollars ◆ Cades pulls big order book ◆ Volatile backdrop in swap spreads
◆ Sovereign not appeared in long-end since 2024 ◆ Pricing close to fair value and to EU ◆ 'Very supportive story' around Spain
◆ Issuer returns to EuGB label ◆ €4bn trade bigger than last year's debut ◆ 'Very positive' and 'very successful' exercise
◆ Deal lands near Renten and ESM records ◆ Volatile swap spreads during pricing ◆ Favourable demand dynamics
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The Inter-American Development Bank could soon become the first multilateral lender to offer its borrowing countries the option to defer debt payments in the event of natural disasters, as Caribbean policymakers’ calls to make debt more resilient to climate events gain traction.
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Sceptics feared that Trump appointee David Malpass would reverse the World Bank's direction on climate change as president, but 18 months into his term they are starting to see evidence that he is quietly coming round to the multilateral's green agenda -
The public sector bond market is alive with debate on one topic: what will the European Union’s highly anticipated debut trade for its colossal Support to Mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency (SURE) funding programme look like? With the deal expected next week, months of questions are about to be answered. Burhan Khadbai reports.
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It was a moderate week for supply in the primary euro public sector bond market but the issuers that did come found ample demand, setting up a decent backdrop for the expected arrival of the European Union’s big borrowing programme next week.
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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank made a huge statement with its first sterling bond this week, achieving an impressive size at a tight price with participation from a wide pool of accounts, in what is another significant step for the borrower as it continues its road towards a frequent and diversified presence in the capital markets.
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The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) took advantage of a strong market on Wednesday to issue its first ever benchmark transaction for pre-funding purposes.
