Deal sources say AusNet Services’ success in placing a substantial 10-year Australian dollar transaction – with a significant oversubscription and minimal new-issue concession – reflects borrower specifics and momentum in the execution process rather than a widespread positive corporate issuance tone. A large bid from Asia drove the outcome but investors generally remain highly selective.
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