United States
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Post-earnings issuance surged with borrowers taking advantage of tight spreads to raise more than $14bn in early February. -
◆ US drinks giant brings jumbo deal across the curve ◆ 12 year tightens the most ◆ Premiums vanish across the tranches
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◆ Deal follows NextEra’s euro hybrid debut last year ◆ Eight year tranche draws the larger book ◆ More Reverse Yankee issuance expected to follow
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Strong demand and tight spreads has propelled volumes past January records
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February could bring the next US supply wave, with tech names leading the charge
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◆ US tech giant prints largest euro IG corporate trade of year yet ◆ 12 year's spread tightens hardest ◆ Issuer also priced a $3bn deal
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Regional US and Canadian banks dominate issuance as tight spreads outweigh Greenland jitters
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◆ Joint largest US bank deal in euros in at least five years ◆ More than twice subscribed ◆ Heightened premium compared to dollar funding
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Bankers say deals are still being launched and believe international rivalry can be negotiated
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A deluge of supply is expected once earnings blackout ends
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Four out of the six major money center banks boost new year issuance volume at tight spreads
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◆ Toyota MCC increases deal size ◆ ASF pays small concession ◆ Pair tighten more from IPTs than last year's average
