Scotiabank
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The Province of Manitoba has printed ¥6bn ($59.3m) of 30 year paper, equalling the province’s longest ever note in the currency. -
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Public sector borrowers are extending their run of success in dollars, thanks in part, according to an SSA syndicate banker, to a shortage of places for investors to put cash.
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Belgium has sold a three year dollar benchmark, finding strong demand in spite of a US Federal Reserve meeting scheduled for Wednesday night and the traditionally quiet summer period.
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Latin American DCM bankers are hoping that Transelec’s blow-out bond issue on Thursday will encourage more investment grade issuers from the region to come to market, saying that deal’s success was in part down to the short supply of triple-B corporates in primary markets.
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A pair of bumper dollar deals from top-tier borrowers reopened the SSA benchmark market on Wednesday after a two-week hiatus, drawing something of a line under a period of market uncertainty.
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With the hree new issues in the market this week progressing well, the SSA market seems to have put Brexit chaos in the past and returned to business as usual.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank will tomorrow print the first benchmark since the UK shocked markets with a vote to leave the European Union on June 23.
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The Province of Manitoba on Tuesday sold its largest ever deal in euros, tapping its June 2040 line for €212m. The deal has, according to a funding official at the issuer, paved the way for a debut public transaction in the currency.
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Scotiabank de Costa Rica has included Taiwanese lenders in its list of invitees for a $75m two-tranche fundraising, following in the footsteps of many other borrowers from Latin America that are looking to Asia for liquidity.
