Euro
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Credit score company overcomes investors' concerns to tighten pricing sharply -
The company was divested by its Chinese parent in October 2024
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◆ Record book for the German state ◆ Länder-KfW spread now much healthier ◆ Strong bid for German assets at current levels
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◆ High spread attracts credit focussed accounts ◆ Strong demand for covered return ◆ Deal spotted 5bp tighter in secondary
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First outing for Italian company tipped to herald wave of fresh hybrid names
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Tighter spread to Bunds and real money investor interests observed in its new deal
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◆ First Canadian tier two in euros since 2008 ◆ How TD alleviated concerns surrounding its profitability ◆ Issuer achieves 'competitive' diversification
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◆ Danish bank brings unusual M&A financing to FIG market ◆ Senior non-preferred and tier two issuance needs have doubled ◆ Will deploy 'very rare' senior and tier two combo
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◆ No pick-up offered to French govvies ◆ Deal lands through fair value ◆ Investors still eager to pick up paper
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Blowout demand for 20 year sterling tranche suggests investors are not beholden to rate volatility
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◆ Deal finds demand despite arrest of South Korea's president ◆ High single digit concession left for investors ◆ Leads added spread to calm concerns
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◆ LF Bank finds 'some resistance' to spread tightening ◆ Big divergence on FV ◆ Novo Banco spread 'astonishing'
