Covered Bonds
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Barclays Bank could reopen the UK covered bond market soon with its debut public issue, with the bank setting out on a roadshow for its programme.
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Reported settled purchases under the European Central Bank’s Eu60bn covered bond programme rose Eu175m to Eu11.782bn this (Wednesday) morning. -
UBI Banca experienced one of the fastest official bookbuilds for a covered bond when its Eu1bn seven year obbligazioni bancarie garantite debut attracted more than Eu6.5bn of orders in just 15 minutes yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon, according to a syndicate official at one of the leads.
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The running total of settled covered bond purchases under the European Central Bank’s purchase programme grew by Eu467m overnight to reach Eu11.607bn this (Tuesday) morning.
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Landesbank Berlin has launched a second issue of mortgage-backed covered bonds off its Daheim 1 programme, one of two LBB structured covered bond programmes.
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In brief: UBI Banca has opened books on its debut obbligazioni bancarie garantite, a seven year issue that is capped at Eu1bn.
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EuroWeek cartoonist Olly Copplestone's view of Bank of Ireland's comeback covered bond.
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Moody’s on Friday placed BRKkredit’s covered bonds and Nykredit Realkredit’s junior covered bonds on review for downgrade.
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An update from the Covered Bond Investor Council and an overview of covered bonds in the US are some of the items on the agenda of the European Covered Bond Council’s plenary being held in Copenhagen on Wednesday, the a day before the Euromoney/ECBC Covered Bond Congress takes place.
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Total settled covered bond purchases under the European Central Bank’s purchase programme reached Eu11.14bn today (Monday), an increase of Eu143m from the tally reported last Friday.
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National Bank of Greece has joined the new issue pipeline after awarding the mandate for its inaugural benchmark covered bond. UBI Banca’s debut issue will probably be launched tomorrow (Tuesday), if a technical issue is resolved in time, according to syndicate officials at the leads.
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Caisse de Refinancement de l’Habitat this (Friday) morning reopened its 5% April 2019 benchmark. Leads Landesbank Baden-Württemberg, Natixis and Société Générale priced a Eu750m increase at 45bp over mid-swaps.
