Covered Bonds
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Arion Bank’s innovative debut shows the way for compatriot issuers -
Royal Bank of Canada managed to attract good demand for a tightly priced seven year as Argenta Sparebank and ING Diba mandated leads
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Traders were unimpressed by the European Union’s debut bond auction on Monday and, although they admit spreads in the market are well supported, rising rates are a cause for concern
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Evergrande crisis helps spur bid for safe haven debt
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Just one debut issuer is planning a covered bond this week as investors digest September’s supply surfeit
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Cheap central bank financing is on the way out, giving rise to hopes of a busy autumn
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Bonds from Stadshypotek and National Bank of Canada went well on Thursday, bringing this week’s tally of deals to 10
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Three covered bond issuers brought a diverse range of deals on Wednesday, with Caffil’s 25 year proving the undisputed highlight
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Cluster of smaller covered bonds with relatively generous spreads lacked the sparkle of earlier deals
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The German bank attracted close to the highest subscription ratio of any Pfandbrief issued this year for its first green deal, despite the volatile credit market backdrop
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Further Norwegian covered bond supply expected from Sparebanken More next week
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Demand for ultra-long dated issuance is good but it could easily disappear. Issuers should seize it
