HSBC
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Issuer draws smallest demand in years despite Moody’s upgrade this week -
The $605m US term loan B is to support the Chinese firm’s buyout by Carlyle
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Banks are forging ahead with sustainable financing and advisory businesses despite concerns about greenwashing and the emergence of dissenting voices closer to home, writes David Rothnie
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Latest SSA deal in the currency to have a lacklustre response from investors
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Hong Kong conglomerate raised $750m from twin deals on a busy day for deal flow
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Issuer overcomes worries of low levels of interest for long euro debt
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Both issuers needed to settle for static spreads that offered chunky concessions
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Deals end well for HSBC, UBS and Commerzbank while Caixa Geral de Depósitos had a tougher time finding demand
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Issuer followed trio of FIG borrowers into the market after day of jeopardy for UK government
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US conditions were brighter after Memorial Day holiday
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Smooth ride for sovereign, but trade hints at wider investor unease about long end bonds
