Covered Bonds
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German lender secures the lowest eurozone mortgage concession since February -
Less than four months into 2023, French lender has already raised two thirds of the covered bond volume it did for all of last year
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Foreign and domestic issuers are looking to tap into pent-up demand following a hiatus of deals following Credit Suisse's rescue
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Demand for longer maturities is less assured
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Investors in the debt market’s living fossils have nothing to fear despite commercial real estate’s problems
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The Hungarian deal paid almost 11%, which helped the issuer to boost the size of the bond
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Deals issued by RFLB NW and OP were less encouraging
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German, Austrian and Korean issuers planning benchmark deals
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Five deals priced in what is usually a quiet week
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Rates volatility expected as US inflation print approaches
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Two other Canadian banks are planning to follow with euro covered bonds
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Hypo Noe, BayernLB and Oma Savings Banks will compete for investor attention
