The Netherlands
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Public sector borrower supply is beginning to trickle through after a volatile Monday, but bankers are warning that market conditions are far from perfect — and some issuers are still unwilling to take a chance on a deal. -
Donald Trump may have pledged to “make America great again”, but his election as US president this week could also make 10 year dollar benchmarks trade again.
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Two corporates hit the new issue market on Thursday, one clinching a 0% yield and the other paying only a single digit new issue premium, despite volatility in rates markets.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten is set to hold investors calls for what will be its first sustainability bond to be denominated in dollars.
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The long end will stay very much in vogue for euro issuers next week — which SSA bankers are predicting could be the last big window of issuance for the year.
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The debut covered bond of BNP Paribas Fortis and the first in four years from SNS Bank were priced on Monday with virtually no new issue concessions and healthy levels of subscription.
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Fugro, the Dutch geosciences company, turned to the convertible market on Wednesday to meet a specific corporate finance need, much as Rallye did in a different situation on the same day.
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Despite an IPO market strewn with casualties, three of the largest European IPOs of the year are progressing through bookbuild.
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Euro issuance this week is very much focused on long dated bonds, with Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten printing a 20 year syndication on Monday and other European agencies and sovereigns looking to tap the long end of the curve via auctions.
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The debut covered bond of BNP Paribas Fortis and the first in four years from SNS Bank were priced on Monday with virtually no new issue concession to healthy levels of subscription.
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Unilever’s attempt to raise prices on goods it sells to UK supermarkets would not have covered all of its costs from the recent depreciation of sterling, a Unilever executive has told GlobalCapital.
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Dutch asset manager NN Investment Partners has hired a head for its alternative credit boutique to oversee €14bn of assets, as the firm also plans to increase its focus on private debt.
