Weekly Covers
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◆ US drinks giant brings lesser spotted 12 and 30 year bonds ◆ Spread tightens hardest in the longer tranche ◆ First euro benchmark for company since 2021
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Hungary could raise close to €600m
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Reeves hammers regulation as 'boot on neck' of financial services
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Faced with hard technological choices, companies are trying to make their dialogue with investors clearer and more robust
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German lender finds demand after record-breaking Pfandbriefzentrale deal
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◆ Deal eight times subscribed ◆ Spread cut to mid swaps plus 120bp ◆ Investors flush with cash amid scant supply
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◆ Citi and Wells Fargo opt to issue in euros before dollars ◆ Citi's offer described as first post-GFC euro tier two from a US bank ◆ Both banks achieve competitive funding in 'green flashing' euro market
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◆ Greek bank's first bond of the year vastly improves on last year's financing ◆ Scarcity appeal, buyback, and higher UniCredit ownership help crunch spread ◆ Old bond to be bought back above par
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◆ Deal slotted into a quiet calendar ◆ Liquidity abundant after Terna’s blockbuster EuGB ◆ Fair value seen at mid-swaps plus 117bp
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◆ Huge demand for second euro bond ◆ 'Remarkable' result a reflection of strong market ◆ Bond immediately performed, dragging peers tighter
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◆ Mediobanca latest Italian bank to fund amid M&A ◆ Deal well absorbed even at negative NIP, though some debate on price ◆ Similar dynamics gave Ifis tight spread and concession
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◆ 3.5 year FRN priced flat to guidance ◆ Green and conventional fixed rate bonds to come ◆ World Bank, PSP to print euros