Euro
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Turkish white goods maker increases deal size by 40% during syndication -
Return of US market set to turbo charge European FIG bonanza with AT1 revival
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◆ Deal takes €250m more than targeted ◆ Slim premium paid for duration ◆ Investors still happy to buy despite longer tenor
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Issuance tipped to top the €15bn-equivalent sold in the last four days
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◆ Short dollar deal came with huge savings ◆ A long euro followed ◆ Issuer to look at PPs and taps for arb funding
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Euros are only ‘good on paper’ and dollar funding still attractive — for some
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Toronto Dominion plays fair with FRN investors with matched pricing
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Return of US market set to turbo charge European FIG bonanza with AT1 revival
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Investors prefer shorter tranches in about-turn of recent trend
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◆ Big five year book for sovereign ◆ Fourth syndicated transaction "not required" ◆ Pricing didn't work for ultra-long dated tap
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◆ Benign primary market offers funding to big and small ◆ Size trumps ESG labelling when it comes to performance ◆ MUFG single note versus Mizuho’s dual trancher
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◆ Missing fast money causes problems ◆ Fair value is a moving target ◆ SEK sails through with no-grow
