EMEA
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It has been nearly three years since last corporate bond debut on the continent -
◆ Five year deal planned ◆ Savings banks to drive demand ◆ Deal to harness interest for high spread German paper
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Shopping mall company received a blowout response to its £400m bond last week and good take-up of a tender offer
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◆ ‘Blow-out book’ for regional issuer ◆ Attractive spreads versus swaps, OATs ◆ Minimal new issue premium paid
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◆ Book falls €150m from its peak ◆ Leads pledge €107m ◆ Single A deal tricky to compare
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Demand for Turkish bank bonds trumps dwindling bid for country's corporate issuers, says banker
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Omani oil and gas company listing set to break records
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Dutch lender hires from HSBC to fill newly created role
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Delistings in the renewables sector and a ‘debt-driven’ company are on market participant’s minds
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◆ Strong demand allows for tight pricing ◆ New bond pulls Achmea's curve tighter ◆ 'Odd size' wraps up Dutch firm's covered funding
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◆ Deal attracted strong official institution interest ◆ Borrower faced some limits at 40bp ◆ Low single digit concession paid
