Goldman Sachs
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Wallonia and Hamburg tap bonds as bloc mandates tenth syndication -
HSBC leads Yankee charge as banks took advantage of tight spreads to bring forward 2025 funding plans and fulfil some of their riskier commitments
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Being made a Goldman Sachs partner retains an appeal and the process is fiercely competitive, but it’s not as attractive — or important — as it once was
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Banks celebrate Trump win amid hopes of looser regulations
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◆ Dual-tranche deal attracts €200bn of orders ◆ New seven year was somewhat unexpected ◆ Bookbuilding started with 4bp of premium
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◆ Bond priced with no new issue concession ◆ Spread to swaps drives orders ◆ More price discovery for French agencies
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Two more major US banks issue bonds but three do not despite spreads at post-GFC tights
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◆ First euro deal for decades ◆ Tightened 2bp despite small book ◆ Break with previous issuance pattern
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◆ World Bank returns to five year dollars ◆ Rare IDA 10 year on offer in euros ◆ Supra open for business until year-end
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◆ Only €5bn left of €80bn funding task ◆ Dollars and smaller currencies on the menu ◆ ‘Right demand, right product, right time’
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◆ Last expected euro benchmark of year ◆ 'Lower size can yield good results' for KfW ◆ Differing fair value opinions
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◆ Issue takes large size from single tranche ◆ Tight US Treasury spread is expected ◆ How much tighter can issuers go?
