UK Sovereign
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Digital Gilt issuance to learn from ECB Trials and help London grow as a distributed ledger technology bond centre -
◆ What Trump or Harris mean for EM sovereign issuers ◆ The outlook for UK capital markets after the Budget ◆ Creditors turn on each other in Thames Water saga
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Increased Gilt issuance is not the only thing that will scare the bond market as Starmer and co. face up to reality that there is no such thing as a free lunch
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Investors expect additional bond issuance, with £15bn-£20bn already priced in
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'Business as usual' for the sovereign's debt-raising despite change of government
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£110bn book proves ‘gradual but structural shift’ in demand to shorter tenors
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'Textbook execution' lands sovereign issuer 'blowout deal'
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The UK last syndicated a 10 year deal in May 2020
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Treasury chooses internal expert after competitive recruitment process
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Debt Management Office will have to shift issuance shorter as long end stalwarts retreat
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Investor orders came to 14 times the deal size
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New British Savings Bond will be delivered through National Savings and Investments
