NIPs edge down on BMO 8s, Aegon 15s to test long end
Posted on 1 June 2021
Bank of Montreal sold its first euro benchmark in over a year today, a €1.25bn eight year, with a new issue premium of around 2bp for the non-CBPP3-eligible issue deemed progress in the market’s recuperation. Aegon is set to test long end appetite with a 15 year soft bullet debut soon...
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