TD Securities
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New head of debt management discusses first dollar deal of year -
◆ First Canadian tier two in euros since 2008 ◆ How TD alleviated concerns surrounding its profitability ◆ Issuer achieves 'competitive' diversification
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◆ Fair value tricky but British Columbia a marker ◆ NWB raises £250m ◆ 'Softer tone' in market
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◆ Issuer matches previous record ◆ Pricing level was 'never a question' ◆ Market shrugs off Gilt selling
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◆ Berlin deal “full success” ◆ Länder segment expected to keep busy ◆ Rhineland-Palatinate prints big, retains bonds
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◆ Four deals priced at same tenor, with a fifth also in dollars ◆ Why IADB increased size ◆ Swap spread moves cause complications
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◆ Joint largest size from non-UK public sector issuer ◆ ADB also raised £1bn ◆ Cross currency basis allows for sterling concession
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◆ US broker prints big to fund acquisition ◆ 'Why wait' given attractive spreads? ◆ Yankee spree brings Australian and Canadian banks
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◆ Fair value uncovered after SSA repricing ◆ Printing €1bn 'looks like a stretch' ◆ Higher than average coverage ratio
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◆ Issuer lands records in joint largest transaction ◆ Spread to World Bank ◆ Bigger size attracts more investors
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◆ World Bank returns to five year dollars ◆ Rare IDA 10 year on offer in euros ◆ Supra open for business until year-end
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◆ Issue takes large size from single tranche ◆ Tight US Treasury spread is expected ◆ How much tighter can issuers go?
