World Bank
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◆ Increase in official institutions buying 10 year euros ◆ Euro funding turned favourable vs dollars ◆ NZ dollar comeback after two year hiatus -
◆ 'Record-breaking' results on 'many metrics' ◆ Slim premium paid ◆ Broad engagement as investors hunt paper
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◆ Syndicate desks say if deal was expected ◆ Flurry of SSA bullet and structured MTNs ◆ Mandates hit screen after US data
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◆ Issuer triples FRN size to $2.25bn ◆ Pricing came inside fixed rate secondary ◆ Sterling, Kauri deals also done this week
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◆ Transaction increased ◆ Premium debated ◆ Lack of competing supply
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Funding strategy evolves as borrowing needs swell and investor base expands
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‘Compelling and unique’ opportunity leads to record demand for new vaccine bond
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◆ Sterling return personal best for IFFIm ◆ Evolving spread, growing following ◆ Little to no new issue premium paid
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US administration has cut funding for IFAD and said nothing about EBRD
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Spring has finally sprung in the dollar market for SSA issuers printing at ultra-tight spread to US Treasuries. But questions raised whether it will last
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◆ $9bn raised in one go, peers inspired ◆ ‘Very efficient’ dual-tranche serves issuer well ◆ Tight Treasury spread but 'where the market trades’ is important
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Encouraging results for trio give confidence to NIB, Council of Europe and IADB to follow on Wednesday
