Germany
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The recent electoral success of populist fringe parties indicates that Germany may be heading down a well-trodden path with repercussions for the Bund -
◆ Book building slows ◆ Spread tightening lessens ◆ Volume not to blame for lower demand
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◆ Inaugural bond expected early next week ◆ German deal secured against Dutch mortgages ◆ Deal expected to be popular despite quirks
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German property company issues CB to refinance 2025 maturities
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◆ Greenium in play ◆ Smaller book, right price, 'happy days' ◆€10bn green issuance target met
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Bank appoints three new bankers to senior transaction banking team in Singapore and Frankfurt
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Merck and BMW print €3.3bn ahead of the autumn rush
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◆ Deal Berlin Hyp’s second benchmark of the year ◆ Some investors had their fill of Berlin Hyp ◆ Buyers look towards higher spread senior market instead
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Banker returns to debt capital markets after three years at Origin Markets
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◆ German lender readies its first benchmark since January ◆ Deal sized to be capped from the outset ◆ No 'rush' of further supply coming
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◆ German deal is first syndicated benchmark in five weeks ◆ Slim premium paid to secure size ◆ Issuer’s covered bonds are best German performer year to date
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Daniel Ek's investment company led the family offices that backed the deal, which demanded a 16.5% premium
