Georgie Lee is an SSA Reporter for GlobalCapital, specializing in covering the sovereign, supranational, and agency bond markets. With a focus on financial and economic news, Georgie provides in-depth analysis and reporting on bond issuances, market trends, and key developments in the global capital markets.
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A lead manager saw 1bp-2bp of greenium
Whether the EU is a true sovereign or not, there are advantages for European government issuers to having it in their bond indices
Supra and agency take euro SSA supply to €18bn for the week
Largest ever book in the currency for the issuer, which priced well inside secondary levels
Five year sweet spot attracts €3.4bn of demand after swap spreads normalise
Buyers other than fund managers are ramping up their ESG policies Issuers looking to tap into an area of growing demand for ESG products should look to the bank treasury desks.
At least a dozen SSAs are set to price deals on Wednesday
The pace of issuance from agency issuers has been remarkable this year as investors’ renewed love affair with fixed income heats up. But there are still challenges to getting deals done, meaning borrowers must come up with new ways to keep funding ticking over, writes Georgie Lee
Savvy government issuers have been able to fund record volumes from retail investors since interest rates began to rise, which contributed to tighter spreads, even as debt-to-GDP ratios increased. But where next now that banks have caught up, the ECB has cut rates and household liquidity has…
By: Georgie Lee, Deborah Hawthorne, Rhonda Clifford, Kathleen Potter, Hui Wen Quek, Christopher Etherton-Beer, Kenneth Lee, Amy Page
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