UK Sovereign
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The UK Debt Management Office has raised £8bn in two days this week after a £3.75bn auction of its 1.5% Gilt maturing 2021. KfW was also in the market as other currencies lay dormant ahead of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday. -
The UK printed a tap of its 0.125% index-linked gilt maturing March 2046 at the tightest spread to the benchmark since it was launched.
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The UK Debt Management Office must raise an additional £4.5bn to meet Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s revised spending as outlined in Wednesday’s Autumn Statement.
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The UK Debt Management Office must raise an additional £4.5bn to meet Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s revised spending as outlined in Wednesday’s Autumn Statement.
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The United Kingdom has mandated banks to manage a reopening of its 0.125% index linked Gilt maturing March 2046.
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Two issuers made opportunistic moves in sterling on Tuesday with one offering investors a rare 2020 and the other a tap.
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The UK Debt Management Office has announced the tenor of its final syndication of the 2015 financial year.
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The UK Debt Management Office built its largest ever order book for a syndicated bond on Tuesday, but bankers away from the deal felt it was the trade’s timing that was particularly impressive.
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One would be forgiven for thinking demand for British government debt was drying up, given some of the reporting in September that bid to cover ratios at Gilt auctions were falling.
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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) priced its first offshore bond on October 20, raising Rmb5bn ($788m) from a dim sum deal widely hailed as important for the internationalisation of the Chinese currency. But while the transaction is a landmark for the country, doubts remain about whether more such issuance will follow from the central bank, write Carrie Hong and Narae Kim.
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A senior FIG syndicate banker has quit BNP Paribas to move to Danske Bank in Copenhagen.
