Published on 10/19/2016 in the Prospect News Investment Grade Daily.
New Issue: Wells Fargo prices $3.5 billion 3% 10-year senior notes at 130 bps over Treasuries
By Cristal Cody
Eureka Springs, Ark., Oct. 19 – Wells Fargo & Co. priced $3.5 billion of 3% 10-year senior notes on Wednesday with a spread of 130 basis points over Treasuries, according to an FWP filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The notes (A2/A/AA-) priced at 99.769 to yield 3.027%.
Wells Fargo Securities, LLC was the bookrunner.
The notes priced tighter than initial price thoughts in the 140 bps to 145 bps area over Treasuries, according to a market source.
The deal was expected to price on Tuesday and was delayed until Wednesday’s session. S&P Global Ratings announced on Tuesday that it revised its outlook on the company to negative from stable.
Proceeds from the offering will be added to Wells Fargo’s general funds and will be available for general corporate purposes.
The retail, commercial and corporate banking services provider is based in San Francisco.
Issuer: | Wells Fargo & Co.
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Amount: | $3.5 billion
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Description: | Senior notes
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Maturity: | Oct. 23, 2026
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Bookrunner: | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC
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Co-managers: | BB&T Capital Markets, BNY Mellon Capital Markets, LLC, Capital One Securities, Inc., CIBC World Markets Corp., TD Securities (USA) LLC
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Junior co-managers: | CastleOak Securities, LP, Drexel Hamilton, LLC, Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Inc., Williams Capital Group, LP
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Coupon: | 3%
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Price: | 99.769
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Yield: | 3.027%
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Spread: | Treasuries plus 130 bps
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Trade date: | Oct. 19
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Settlement date: | Oct. 25
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Ratings: | Moody’s: A2
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| S&P: A
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| Fitch: AA-
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Distribution: | SEC registered
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Initial price guidance: | Treasuries plus 140 bps-145 bps area
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