NordLB
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank took a plunge into the euro senior market on Thursday, overcoming an uncertain backdrop to print a deal that leads claimed could transform its future investor base. -
Deutsche Pfandbriefbank took a plunge into the euro senior market on Thursday, overcoming an uncertain backdrop to print a deal that leads claimed could transform its future investor base.
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The State of Baden-Wüerttemberg and NRW.Bank priced deals in euros on Wednesday thus avoiding a clash with Thursday's European Central Bank meeting.
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While markets have been badly affected by a mixture of worrying economic data from China, falling commodity prices and a continued slump in many emerging markets, the SSA market looks solid.
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The State of Baden-Württemberg announced on Tuesday its intention to print a 10 year euro benchmark in a week in which investors await a decision on Thursday from the European Central Bank regarding interest rates.
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Pohjola Bank and NordLB paid slim new issue concessions for five year senior debt on Wednesday, but market participants pointed to the dangers of pushing spreads in too tightly.
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Financial institutions have taken an early plunge into additional tier one bonds this week, as European and US investors show willing to take on risk and put cash to work.
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Wind turbine company Nordex signed €1.4bn in loans on Tuesday. The five bookrunners flexed to accommodate a planned acquisition, in what was intended to be a plain refinancing.
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SEB Germany offered the lowest ever yield for a primary covered bond when it issued a three year public sector Pfandbrief on Tuesday. But some sort of positive return was necessary, even if it was minuscule.
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Bayerische Landesbank issued a well oversubscribed Pfandbrief on Tuesday and priced somewhat tighter, and with a longer maturity, than other recently issued German covered bonds.
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Tightly priced and low yielding Pfandbriefe issued this week by HSH Nordbank and Deutsche Hypo received less demand than usual, with HSH failing to attract enough attention to cover its deal.
