Nordic Investment Bank NIB
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This week's scorecard looks at where supranationals are in their funding programmes ahead of the September rush.
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A string of dollar issuance from public sector borrowers is set to extend into Wednesday, as Belgium mandated in the currency following a pair of deals from an agency and a supranational.
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A stream of dollar issuance over the last few weeks looks like it will keep flowing right into this Wednesday’s US Federal Reserve meeting, after a pair of borrowers mandated on Monday for no-grow $1bn deals. -
Supranationals are experiencing a resurgence in interest in structured notes and, for some issuers, switching to two-way credit support annexes is enabling them to make the most of the demand.
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Île-de-France was able to tighten pricing on a green bond by 5bp from initial thoughts while still overshooting its target size this week. Bankers away from the deal said it was more a sign of the maturity of the green bond market than about any one issuer or bond.
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Nordic Investment Bank has mandated three banks to sell its second environmental bond of the year. The paper will be the supranational's second green bond to be denominated in euros.
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The Nordic Investment Bank has mandated three banks to sell its second environmental bond of the year. The paper will be the supranational's second green bond to be denominated in euros.
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Read on to see how far selected supranationals have progressed with their funding for the year.
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The African Development Bank was unable to tighten pricing from guidance on its first benchmark of the year on Wednesday, which bankers away from the deal put down to a difficult market backdrop.
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The SSA market has seen a steady stream of activity across the euro and dollar markets this week. The European Stability Mechanism priced the week’s biggest deal on Tuesday, printing €4bn in 10 and 40 year tenors. Meanwhile African Development Bank led the charge in dollars, preparing to print a $1bn no-grow in its first benchmark deal of the year.
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The African Development Bank is set to bring its first benchmark of 2016 in what is proving to be a quiet week for dollar deals.
