UK
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◆ UK ports operator extends sterling run ◆ Orderbook remains sticky despite tighter spread ◆ Negative new issue premium -
◆ Demand falls as deal prices flat to fair value ◆ Quality sticks despite tight price ◆ Euros 'more efficient' than sterling
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◆ Price sensitivity returns as deal premium shrinks ◆ Final book dropped by more than half ◆ Deal did not go as well as TfL's sterling trade, say bankers
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◆ Issuer returns after decade absence ◆ 'It’s a very different organisation now,' says person involved in deal ◆ Rare level of demand for sterling bonds
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UK issuer to return to high grade corporate bond market with a long-dated bond
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◆ A3 rated exchanges group prints long three and seven year paper ◆ Orderbook holds firm at £4.5bn ◆ Sterling depth proven ahead of BoE decision
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Big mining merger reignites confidence in M&A
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◆ Second Friday print in two weeks ◆ Dynamics suggest repricing is almost completed ◆ No premium paid to recent UK building society prints
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Demand supported by resurgent asset manager bid
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◆ UK lender builds demand across two legs ◆ Equivalence 'noise' no problem ◆ Canadian paper provides the closest, most recent comparables
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◆ Abundant demand for UK water credit ◆ Order book about three times deal size
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Banks see opportunities in supporting direct lenders' ESG loan initiatives
