France
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EDF's position as a listed company became unsustainable, say investors -
Shares surged on Tuesday after the French government laid out plans for a tender offer of the remaining 14% of the company it does not already own
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Tender offer seems likely after the French company asked for a suspension of its shares
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SSA issuers becoming more willing to issue on less obvious days to get deals done
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EDF's €3.1bn rights issue in April was not enough to stave off the French state taking full control
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Natixis' former global head of ECM has left the bank for a senior role on the buy side
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Car lessor pays 20bp premium, in line with compatriot Arval's recent euro deal
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Quickly contracting swap spreads make deriving fair value in dollars difficult
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Despite rising inflation and interest in the format, the EU's focus is on conventional and green debt
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The French car parts maker's €705m rights offer was heavily oversubscribed
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Macron can govern with a diminished majority but the pace of economic reforms will slow
