Euro
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Almost one in five euro benchmarks have been tightened by a double digit spread this year
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◆Another €11bn syndication from the bloc ◆ ‘Very modest’ new issue premium observed ◆ Pricing method development is ‘only natural’, France stability helps
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◆ German investor base drives orders ◆ Spread lands at ‘optically tight’ level ◆ ‘Respectable outcome’ for Haspa
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◆ Three big SSA syndications scheduled for Tuesday ◆ EU and Italy on the same day, again ◆ UK to bring second to last syndication this FY
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◆ 'A short story' with Saxony ◆ Book was shy of covered ◆ Pricing too tight?
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◆ CDC gets ahead of busy Tuesday ◆ Book was €4bn despite tight govvie spread ◆ Demand aplenty in face of shrinking pick-up
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◆ Rival bankers say deal landed through FV ◆ Big subscription ratio despite tight pricing ◆ More deals expected this week
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◆ Fair value considerations point to wide range but no concession paid ◆ Earnings and market backdrop provide tailwind for tight pricing ◆ Issuer's first callable tier two in euros since 2022
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UK lender aiming to position itself close to peers in euros
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Terna and KPN see €1.85bn drop from books between peak and final count
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◆ Issuer solves for size ◆ Slim, single digit premium paid ◆ Seven years a popular tenor for French banks this year
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Slim pick-up over larger Nordic peers expected on what could be Sparebanken Sør’s final euro outing