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◆ Euro deal more than seven times subscribed ◆ New issue premium estimated ◆ Value versus OATs and Spanish agencies
◆ Deal lands at tight level versus SPGBs ◆ Asian and central bank bids ◆ New issue premium estimated
New issue premiums in recent weeks were lower compared to the highs after the Iran-US conflict began
Belgium and two European agencies also mandated, even as the US and Iran failed to reach a peace deal
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New issue premiums have all but vanished from European bond markets, as well as the dollar market for supranationals, sovereigns and agencies, with borrower after borrower ramming pricing down to its curve — and in some cases, way through it. Everyone knows it will end at some point, but for now, investors are offering no resistance — in fact, they are chasing deals tighter. By Jon Hay, Burhan Khadbai, Mike Turner and Tyler Davies -
David Malpass, the US's candidate for the presidency of the World Bank, appeared last night on track to take over the leadership of the world’s largest multilateral lender.
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The sterling public sector market was on pause this week as the UK parliament held a series of votes to determine the outcome of Brexit this week.
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BofA names new pair to lead UK IB — UniCredit MTN banker joins SSA syndicate — Bank of America loses two traders in London — Allen & Overy names new structured finance partner
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The African Development Bank sold a 10 year benchmark in euros on Thursday that bankers said priced through fair value. Land Schleswig-Holstein was also in the market for the same tenor that extended its curve to 2029.
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The World Bank has unveiled the first details of how it will spend the first slice of its planned $200bn of investments to help poor countries cope with climate change, with $22.5bn aimed at helping African nations.
