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ENERGY SECTOR: Harbour Energy Post-Supply Performance

ENERGY SECTOR

Baa2/BBB-/BBB-

  • The 5yr/8yr were -2.6bp/-1.3bp vs. their benchmarks as of yesterday’s BVAL snap after they priced with NICs of 13bp last Wednesday compared to the Energy index which was +1.9bp since Wednesday’s close.
  • The existing 4yr/7yr lines were +5.1bp/+7.5bp over the same period (having widened by an additional 6.1bp/6.8bp on the day of supply).
  • David noted recently that HBRLN’s USD 5.5% 26s had not tightened to reflect the new IG rating; the move wider in HBRLN’s EUR curve makes the disparity look less egregious though the USD line is still much wider vs. the EUR curve than it is for peer issuers (lighter colours are USD lines in the below RV chart)
  • Pre-supply thoughts on the name; https://marketnews.com/energy-sector-harbour-energy-notes-from-the-roadshow.

 

 

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Baa2/BBB-/BBB-

  • The 5yr/8yr were -2.6bp/-1.3bp vs. their benchmarks as of yesterday’s BVAL snap after they priced with NICs of 13bp last Wednesday compared to the Energy index which was +1.9bp since Wednesday’s close.
  • The existing 4yr/7yr lines were +5.1bp/+7.5bp over the same period (having widened by an additional 6.1bp/6.8bp on the day of supply).
  • David noted recently that HBRLN’s USD 5.5% 26s had not tightened to reflect the new IG rating; the move wider in HBRLN’s EUR curve makes the disparity look less egregious though the USD line is still much wider vs. the EUR curve than it is for peer issuers (lighter colours are USD lines in the below RV chart)
  • Pre-supply thoughts on the name; https://marketnews.com/energy-sector-harbour-energy-notes-from-the-roadshow.