The Netherlands
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Intertrust, the Dutch corporate and trust services company, made its debut on the Amsterdam stock exchange today (Thursday) after pricing its €486m IPO near the bottom of the range on Wednesday.
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Rabobank’s €204bn mortgage portfolio is likely to be a prime target for tens of billions of euros in sales, as the Netherland’s largest bank prepares to shed €100bn or more in assets to comply with forthcoming rules.
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SNS Bank named leads for a euro denominated tier two transaction on Thursday. The trade may be a tough sell, bankers thought, but brought some hope for future capital supply. -
A trio of public sector borrowers ventured beyond the 10 year part of the euro curve on Wednesday — but only two were able to return with cash after one Dutch agency appeared to steal another's thunder.
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Intertrust, the Dutch corporate and trust services company, has closed the book for its IPO, which is set to raise at least €522m.
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Enexis, the Dutch electricity grid operator, issued a €500m bond on Tuesday and achieved a six times oversubscribed book, which syndicate bankers hailed as potentially reinvigorating Europe's corporate bond new issue market.
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Nederlandse Gasunie closed a €300m no-grow floater on Friday, attracting an order book of around €550m for the three year notes.
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Dutch trust and corporate services business Intertrust said on Monday that it would raise about €465m from its initial public offering to repay existing debt.
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The higher level of new issue premium SSAs have to pay in dollars is set to be showcased this week, after a pair of European borrowers hit screens on Monday with benchmarks in the currency.
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Rabobank was a fitting credit to tackle a still uncertain FIG primary market on Monday, pulling in nearly €2bn of orders for a short floater as bankers fretted over further supply.
