EMEA
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Last of privatised Saudi milling companies announces price range and start of institutional bookbuild -
◆ Deal comes close to non-eurozone peers ◆ Real money orders dominate book ◆ No oversupply concerns for fourth tranche of 2024
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Commercial property company notches straightforward trade to quieten corporate sterling naysayers
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A distorted curve makes judging fair value at this tenor difficult
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ING's Turkish arm is also planning a debut deal in a small size
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Rare deal formats capture strong investor attention as market backdrop remains rocky
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Insurance arm of French bank invests in European rating agency in support of European financial sovereignty
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◆ Issuer returns after seven months, leaves door open for another trade ◆ Tenor, pricing strategy carefully thought out ◆ French agencies test new tights to OATs
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In a strange dynamic, hybrid investors are now just as much at the mercy of rating agencies as issuers
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Investors chase 20 year-plus bonds but supply, rather than demand, is the question
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Single regulator like SEC and help for securitization 'vital' for Europe's competitiveness
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Investors react calmly to new hybrid ranking higher than old ones
