HSBC
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Demand was nearly €60bn for the 30 year tap as the issuer proved a benchmark for long-end -
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Danish issuer waited all week for the right window
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US companies expected to try and capture same magic that saw P&G land at record inside mid-swaps
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Corporate issuers using swap curve inversion to push through mid-swaps while still offering yield
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Central banks and Asian investors came in for comeback deal
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China and Russia-backed multilateral attracts better demand than some had expected
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Sterling funding needs prompted the Paris-based issuer to access the market after more than a year away
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Issuer will also print SIB in dollars this year, and possibly in a new currency
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The government plans to bring a labelled issue every two or three years from now on
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Bulging orderbook and no concession paid in first hybrid since Credit Suisse taken over
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The bank will call four instruments issued in the 1980s, giving up a source of cheap funding
