Weekly Covers
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Gold mines an area of interest as commodity prices rise -
New funding avenue opened as Vienna-based supra issuer grows
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US insurer's €750m 10 year 'priced tight'
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Two consent solicitations would restructure programme after acquisition last year
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Court case that could have caused Turkish bond volatility has been postponed
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◆ Young issuer adds new currency ◆ €9bn book for €500m print, no NIP needed ◆ Results 'simply beyond what was expected'
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◆ Sterling market embraces FABN duration and issuance proximity ◆ Longest publicly marketed deal by multiple arrangers ◆ Athene pays premium in sterling but saves versus dollars
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The sovereign has issued well over $10bn in just two days to fund liability management for Pemex
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◆ Investors eye high beta names ◆ Possible negative premium paid ◆ Fair value debated
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◆ New deal becomes longest issued by a Canadian bank since 2020 in both euros and sterling ◆ Provides clear arb to US dollars ◆ Bolsters TD's funding spree in Aussie, Canadian and US dollars
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◆ First Finnish tier one FIG capital public sale in euros since at least 2020 ◆ Insurer to redeem tier two capital early ◆ First euro RT1 since July
