Group 1 - Verizon Communications Inc. plans to issue Euro-denominated bonds, marking its return to the European bond market after a year and a half [1] - The issuance includes a 2032 maturity bond and a 12-year bond, taking advantage of lower European interest rates compared to the U.S. [1][2] - The proceeds from this issuance will be used to pay off a 2026 maturing bond with a coupon of 3.25% and for general corporate purposes [2] Group 2 - The initial pricing guidance for the 2032 bond is approximately 115 basis points over mid-term swaps, while the 12-year bond is priced at 145 to 150 basis points over swaps [2] - The total amount raised by U.S. companies in the Euro market for Reverse Yankee bonds has reached a record €120 billion (approximately $138.7 billion) this year [2] - The European Central Bank's recent interest rate cuts have made the European bond market increasingly attractive for U.S. borrowers [2] Group 3 - Bank of America has resumed coverage of the three major U.S. telecom companies, including Verizon, highlighting their unique business strategies and potential advantages in the market [3] - The telecom sector is often viewed as homogeneous, but the three major operators are seen as having distinct characteristics that could attract institutional investors [3] - The increasing connection of these telecom companies to the AI trend is viewed as a catalyst for business growth and enterprise solutions [3]