Currencies
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CFO and others testify amid rescue plan contest -
◆ KfW grows green line to record size ◆ Rentenbank went 'extraordinarily well' despite competition ◆ L-Bank brings fixed/floating combo in dollars
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◆ Sterling issuance drops off after January rush ◆ Issuers may be cautious about high sterling rates ◆ Concerns around 'Fickle' investor base
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February’s first Reverse Yankee receives blowout demand
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Energy grid companies' deals tighten far above 2025 average
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◆ Big size and big book ◆ Transaction's success 'above expectations' ◆ Spread to mid-swaps appealing to investors
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◆ EIB breaks its previous record ◆ Bond prices tight ◆ Deal could inspire further 10 year issuance
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Bankers expect lack of competing supply from larger names will drive strong outcomes
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◆ Bankers debate restart of FIG issuance ◆ Outright yield levels remain attractive ◆ Technical factors considered
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European banks well-insulated from tariff talk, but negative sentiment clouds pipeline
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Lenders say project finance economics are working once more
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Issuer reaps rewards of relative value shift
