The Netherlands
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Femsa opted to scrap a tap of its exchangeable bond midway through bookbuilding and sell its entire remaining stake in Heineken outright -
The company is raising finance to buy back old stock after its recent merger
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Access to longer funding may soon spread to new countries
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Recoveries of bank share prices and the block market are welcome signs for European bank privatisations
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Covered deals need to offer high premiums, if borrowers cannot offer something new or remove uncertainties
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The market is expecting more syndications from Austria and Portugal
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Mondelēz International has sold shares in JDE Peet's for the first time since its IPO in 2020
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Biggest block for eight years was paired with exchangeable bond and buy-back
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Short dated covered deals selling like 'hot cakes,' say bankers
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Thirteen companies complete refinancings as terms remain attractive
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Banks will lean on covered bonds but prefer long maturities
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Investors rush to make the most of the pre-Thanksgiving window
