EMEA
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Shift to shorter Gilts as UK gets ready to borrow £304bn in 2025-26 -
Regulator changes direction after years of 'allergy to risk'
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Successful corporates and FIG bonds belie move to ‘higher volatility regime'
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◆ No new issue premium paid ◆ Green bond helps build book ◆ Good demand for French agencies
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Country's high borrowing means it is 'walking a tightrope' in the debt markets
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◆ Pair of deals follow long gap ◆ Eurofins multiple times subscribed despite small size ◆ Stronger market brings riskier deals
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Banks already working on deals in the industrials and chemicals sectors
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Investors say the punitive tariffs on imported vehicles and parts are "worse than expected"
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A banker away from the Kazakhstani bank's deal expected it to go well
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After €1.25bn close to curve, Land's treasurer discusses reforms
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Funding to be provided by Danish sovereign and agency will cease issuing bonds immediately, ‘an absolute shock’
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Company is refinancing to cut costs
