2. Euro High Grade Corporate
Bookrunners: Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas, Societe Generale, Natixis
After more than a month of inactivity in the Euro corporate bond market it was apt that one of the highest-rated European utilities, GDF Suez, managed to unblock the pipe and reopen the market on October 17.
The EUR1.9 billion dual-tranche offering is also notable for being the first transaction for the group since GDF and Suez merged in July 2008. "It was an opportunity to gauge
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