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◆ Deal 'tight from the outset, but deliberately so' ◆ Slim concession paid ◆ Washington supras in dollar focus
◆ German agency taps bond from 2024 ◆ Line reopened was ‘interesting’ but considered expensive by some ◆ 'No huge NIP' to start with, but book grew after modest tightening
◆ Canadian issuer's first benchmark in dollars, euros or sterling this year ◆ Dollar supply lull aids return ◆ Clean book and harsh allocations
◆ French agency prints last benchmark of the year ◆ Book tops €4.6bn despite thin hedge fund participation ◆ New issue concession estimated
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Private money is beginning to flow into development finance through a variety of risk sharing structures. But it is nearly always for loans to the private sector. MDB expert Chris Humphrey argues development banks wanting extra heft for sovereign lending will need to overcome — or sidestep — the issue of preferred creditor status -
International Court of Justice ruling clarifies World Bank Group's obligations
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Saudi-based MDB may increase non-dollar funding in its programme in coming years and is exploring a potential social debut
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◆ €18.5bn demand for €1bn tap ◆ ‘Really fantastic’ deal completes 2025 funding ◆ 'Very tight' Bavaria struggles to attract
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The Canadian borrower recently landed its tightest ever deal in US dollars
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Issuer completes its final euro deal of 2025 and plans to hit the ground running in January across dollar, sterling and Swiss francs potentially
