Euro
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◆ Green label helps Nordea to tightest euro tier two of 2024 ◆ Investors buying at fair value after November intro ◆ Portuguese insurer Fidelidade meets investors ahead of debut green RT1 -
Deals lined up for this week and next as smaller issuers discover duration possibilities but illiquidity causes pricing poser
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Investors propel Banco BPM’s and Santander’s combined books to over €5.6bn
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Issuer plans ‘one liquid benchmark every year’ and to frequent a market providing ‘value’ and ‘flexibility’
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◆ Rare and higher yielding bonds eyed ◆ Bid for duration revived ◆ FRN appetite could start to wane
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Canadian province established a new, longer-dated pricing reference for itself as well as peers
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Cooling US inflation raises hopes of dollar rate cuts, in turn pushing forward deals that were slated for later in the year
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Absolute yield, RV and performance potential keeping investors interested
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Leads struggle to spot pricing benefit after Moody's gives hybrid a rating boost
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Large group of banks and central banks will test central bank digital currencies for bond settlement
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Issuer ‘reaping the fruits’ of investor work with large book and tightening
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Covivio, Timken and Merck & Co keep corporate issuance going
