Weekly Covers
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Three tranche deals are increasingly common for issuers wanting size and duration -
Goldilocks conditions abound but EM borrowers wary of the sort of bearishness that erupted last year
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Largest Israeli bank sees itself as a pioneer in its domestic bond market
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This year’s expected surge in IPOs and M&A deals should drive a proliferation of strategic equity derivative transactions, with $2bn of fees up for grabs
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◆ Deutsche Bank offers longest bank euro tier two since 2020 ◆ Crédit Agricole Assurances refis two tier two stack two years early ◆ SocGen goes for 10 year AT1 stretch
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◆ RBC prices debut euro dual trancher ◆ Minimal attrition despite 'ridiculously tight' spread ◆ KBC finds demand for senior non-preferred
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◆ Front-end and belly of dollar curve working ◆ Big order books ◆ Landed close to other recent trades
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◆ Southern European duo steals Thursday's show ◆ Italy grabs unbelievable €20bn ◆ Portugal compresses Bund spread to decades-tight
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◆ NRW tests 30 year demand ◆ both real and fast money feast duration ◆ ADB adds euro to funding mix in active 2026 start
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◆ Three issuers across the A-rated spectrum ◆ L’Oréal brings the biggest deal at €1.75bn ◆ Edenred and APRR print €500m no-grows
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◆ French bank built €8.6bn order book ◆ Strong performance underlines demand for 10-year covereds ◆ Covered note bank's third deal in three days
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◆ Five year deal soars ◆ Issuer upsizes deal on strong demand ◆ Minimal to no concession paid
