EUR New Issues: BMO, CA Home Loan, KBC, Kexim, MUFG, SocGen

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Among the issuers working on new euro deals are BMO, CA Home Loan, KBC, Kexim, MUFG and SocGen.

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New issues

  • Societe Generale is pricing EUR 4y Senior Preferred around swaps +120bps and 10y Tier 2 around swaps +300bps. Self-led.


  • CA Home Loan SFH is pricing EUR 10y Social Covered around swaps +37bps through BBVA, CA (B&D), Erste, Helaba and NordLB.


  • 2i Rete Gas SpA is pricing €500m 10y around swaps +175bps through Barclays, BNPP, BofA, GS (B&D), IMI, JPM, Mediobanca, MS, SocGen and UniCredit.


  • Statnett plans to sell €500m (max) 10y Green after investor calls on 30 May through Barclays, BNPP, NatWest and SEB.


  • KBC is pricing EUR 3y NC2 around swaps +115bps and 8.5y Social around swaps +165bps. Leads are ABN Amro, BNPP, BofA, Citi, CA, DB and KBC.


  • MUFG is pricing €500m (max) 8y NC7 around swaps +195bps through MS and MUFG (B&D).


  • Bouygues SA is pricing EUR long 8y around swaps +125bps through CA, Natixis (B&D), SocGen, BNPP, CIC and HSBC.


  • Kexim, Export-Import Bank of Korea, is pricing EUR 3y around swaps +37bps and 7y Green around swaps +77bps through Citi, CA, HSBC (B&D), ING, JPM and SocGen.


  • Sabadell is pricing EUR 6y NC5 Green Senior Preferred around swaps +230bps through Sabadell, BofA, CA, DB, HSBC and ING.


  • Zuercher Kantonalbank plans €500m (max) 6y NC5 Bail-in bonds after investor calls on 30 May through BNPP, DB and UBS.


  • Luminor Bank plans €300m (max) 4y NC3 Senior Preferred through Commerzbank, DNB and JPM.


  • ASML NV is pricing EUR 2.5y around swaps +30bps through BofA, Citi (B&D), Commerzbank and SMBC.


  • Bank of Montreal is pricing EUR 2y FRN around 3mE +60bps through BMO, BNPP, DB, Natixis and Nomura.

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