Weekly Covers
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Germany’s family-owned businesses have become a battleground in UniCredit’s bid for Commerzbank. But every bank is scrapping for the same pool of fees -
◆ First FIG sterling deal in a month ◆ 'Staggering' £4.2bn book from global accounts ◆ Door open for future sterling issuance
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◆ Bank keen to diversify funding from euro ◆ Issuer paid a premium over its normal euro rate ◆ Bawag keen to establish a dollar curve with more issuance
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◆ Issuer took advantage of attractive euro funding levels ◆ 'The best quality name you can buy,' lead says ◆ Premium paid
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Higher dollar yields dampen some of the callable demand
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◆ EDP returns with second EuGB this year ◆ CBRE tightens hard on €500m green bond ◆ Small concession spotted on both deals
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◆ Province lands tight $3bn 10 year ◆ Demand stretches down curve ◆ Sitting alongside sovereign
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Tobias Landström, Kommuninvest’s head of debt management discusses recent euro bond transaction
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There is an aggressive hunt for yield by issuance-starved investors in the Gulf
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Spreads are back at pre-Iran war levels, but still offer a premium to western Europe
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Iceland's head of funding and debt management at MoF, and head of debt management at central bank, comment on euro bond programme
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Smaller order book this time kept some market participants’ attention, but does size matter?
