The Netherlands
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The capital raisings of Greece’s four largest banks, totalling €6bn, continue to dominate the news in equity capital markets this week, though the IPO market is bringing its fair share of deals as well.
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ING Bank was able to price its debut euro green bond inside its regular senior curve on Tuesday, with bankers estimating a very slim premium for the well subscribed trade. -
The Dutch bank has mandated leads to roadshow its inaugural conditional pass-through covered bond.
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Aegon Bank, the subsidiary of the Dutch globally systemically important insurer Aegon, has set up a €5bn conditional pass through (CPT) covered bond programme that is registered with the Dutch central bank. A triple A-rated transaction is expected this year.
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Between 600 and 700 meetings are scheduled to take place over the course of the investor education phase of ABN Amro’s initial public offering in Amsterdam.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten will be seeking to “cherry pick” opportunities in the private market for the rest of the year, according to a funding official at the issuer.
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Two SSAs tapped the middle of the euro curve on Wednesday, a move about to be copied by another agency which is set to bring a five year deal on Thursday.
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ABN Amro’s IPO, one of the most hotly awaited flotations of 2015, has cleared the last hurdle needed before the deal’s launch, with the release today of an intention to float announcement.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten sold its largest ever sustainability bond and the European Investment Bank added a new currency to its climate bonds on Tuesday, as a draft standard was launched for the market.
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Socially responsible investors received a fresh menu of bonds on Monday, with a borrower announcing an inaugural climate bond, a regular SRI issuer entering a new currency and an agency returning to its sustainability format.
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