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A quartet of public sector borrowers placed paper in the Australian dollar market this week. Two European SSAs priced sustainable and climate awareness bonds: the European Investment Bank priced its third climate awareness Kangaroo on Tuesday, while Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten brought its sustainability bond programme back to the Aussie market on Wednesday. Meanwhile, a pair of agencies raised funding in Australian dollars on Thursday: Export Development Canada and Eurofima both tapped Kangaroos. -
A pair of European SSAs priced sustainable and climate awareness Kangaroo bonds this week. The European Investment Bank priced its third climate awareness Kangaroo on Tuesday, while Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten brought it sustainability bond programme back to the Aussie market on Wednesday.
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The European Investment Bank's board of governors has approved a pro rata capital increase from European Union member states in preparation for the UK's exit from the EU, which will result in it losing membership of the EIB.
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The recent redemption of a Norwegian government bond has led to an increase in Nordic currency issuance this week, according to one MTN banker. The European Investment Bank and KfW tapped these released funds to raise a combined Nkr1.5bn ($171.2m).
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has moved its new Climate Awareness Bond (CAB) documentation beyond the eurozone with the sale of a Polish zloty bond to a single Japanese investor.
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The European Investment Bank is preparing to launch a new entity — potentially called the European Bank for Sustainable Development — that will focus on sustainable projects outside the EU, GlobalCapital understands.
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The European Investment Bank enjoyed stellar demand for a $3bn five year deal on Wednesday, with lack of competing supply encouraging investors to turn out in droves, despite the skinny premium on offer.
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The European Investment Bank is out with initial price thoughts on a $3bn 2024 bond, offering investors a premium to its bigger five year deal in January.
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The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) and European Investment Bank (EIB) swung by the sterling market this week, as a lack of competitive activity and a favourable basis swap proved to be a strong lure for issuers.
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European Investment Bank slipped into the sterling market on Tuesday to tap its December 2023 notes for another £350m, as issuers continue to push through deals in the currency while the going is good.
