Abanca in solid €750m 10s first, ING-DiBa goes negative
Posted on 16 May 2019
Spain’s Abanca was able to set down a EUR750m 10 year marker with its first benchmark covered bond today, even if its execution was less frenzied than recent core and no-grow deals. ING-DiBa meanwhile attracted a strong bid for an eight year despite pushing pricing through mid-swaps...
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