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City of BA Hogs Spotlight in Quiet DCM Market

Feb 23, 2012

Taking advantage of a lull in issuance activity and a generally more buoyant mood, the City of Buenos Aires returned for another try Wednesday, successfully printing a $415m 5-year bond after building a healthy $1.2bn book. Last week, the borrower had decided to hold off the trade after renewed concerns over Greece left investors asking for higher premiums or pushing back entirely on certain issues. Under those circumstances and with...

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"With exess cash sitting on the sidelines, and an increase of new names to the bond market, investors nned to become more selective on new potentially illiquid names that have come to market. The big theme this year is to be cautious."

Roberto Sanchez-Dahl, Senior Portfolio Manager, Federated


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