Covered Bonds
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Size and rarity ensured better results for Hamburger Sparkasse and Vorarlberg, despite the EU absorbing demand
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Issuers not expected to surface until early June
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BMO, RBC and BNS have taken on new staff to capture on juicy FIG fees
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Covered bond's pick-up to govvies and near 2% yield proves irresistible to investors
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The Pfandbrief transaction offered a rare double digit pick-up over swap rates
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Doubts about US banking sector undiminished but NIPs tighten in the FIG and covered bond markets
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EU bonds traded heavily but caught a bid after Bunds widened against swaps
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Orders have tumbled for a number of bond syndications recently when issuers have set final terms, which has proved a source of anxiety. But this is no bad trip; rather it is a market operating in a higher state of consciousness
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Issuers plan to reopen the long end but no urgency to do so
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Waiting for the perfect time to issue a long dated bond is a fool’s game
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Certainty on inflation and rates outlook needed to catalyse supply
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Banks are in no rush to price but deals should emerge before long