Currencies
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German electricity company ends corporate drought as Thermo Fisher announces roadshow -
Issuer spots strong appetite from traditional investors amid net negative supply
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Funding conditions remain strong but some predict trouble ahead
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Security expenditure targets must be met with debt brake reform, analysts say
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Investment-grade corporates ramp up dollar issuance after blackouts end
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Duration returns to euro covered bonds but supply wave looks unlikely with relative value a sticking point
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United Utilities, Edenred and Kraft Heinz follow pair of jumbos
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The loan will have KPIs including the percentage of the company's capex aligned with the EU taxonomy
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◆ Issuer prints €2.25bn across two tranches ◆ 10 year tranche solidifies returning long end demand ◆ Slim premium needed on both tranches
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◆ US insurer pulled previous euro offering ◆ 'Different approach' taken to pricing ◆ Value versus dollar curve
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'Textbook' deal attracts as defence debate hits sovs and supras
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◆ From private to public in the currency ◆ New format, new investors ◆ ‘A lot of pluses’ in landmark ‘wonton bond’
