UK
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The UK bank has been under pressure to lift its share price performance -
NatWest’s “very conservative” revenue guidance was underpinned by assumptions of deeper rate cut than market consensus
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United Utilities, Securitas and Klépierre come on usually quiet day
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Europe has enjoyed rare IPO successes this year as New York deals struggle
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CPI in the UK held steady in January, raising hopes for rate cuts by the Bank of England
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Duration, ESG structure and rating help the company secure more than five times subscribed book
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US issuer lands 'outstanding' deal, prompts hopes it could spur Reverse Yankee issuance
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Even the highest rated corporate borrowers are able to bring spreads in by leaps during bookbuilding in scorching market
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Selling NatWest shares on the cheap to retail investors risks political controversy and won’t boost interest in the UK’s downtrodden equity market
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Food service company sees chunky order book for sustainable debt
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Deliveroo’s shares have fallen 69% since its £1.5bn IPO in April 2021
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$300m IPO is one of the first big floats in EMEA this year
