Aon Draws 5x Demand for 30-Year Notes in $2 Billion Sale
Bloomberg Markets reported that investors placed $10 billion of orders for Aon's 30-year notes, with GSK's recent offering also seeing tenfold demand.
Yuna · Sep 19, 2026 · 1 min
Bloomberg Markets reports that companies are avoiding the sale of long-term debt that investors are actively seeking.
Insurance broker Aon Inc. issued $2 billion of 30-year notes on Monday. Investor orders for the securities totaled $10 billion, creating a five-times oversubscription.
Drugmaker GSK Plc placed $500 million of 30-year debt on the market earlier this month. Orders for that issuance were about ten times larger than the supply offered.
The credit weekly notes that investors are clamoring for longer-term bonds. These are the specific instruments that companies have been reluctant to issue during the current period.
Source: Bloomberg Markets
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