Americas
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Some of last week's sovereign trades suffering on secondary -
Shipping company issues new shares as it raises stake in peer to roughly a fifth
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First defence labelled bond from outside of Europe is likely to be followed with more Canadian issuance
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This year's foreign FIG issuance in dollars is already more than 7% higher than all of 2025
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◆ US asset manager is a rare name in the bond market ◆ Sterling leg comes alongside triple tranche dollar deal ◆ £9.9bn Schroders acquisition to close in the fourth quarter
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Laura Edgerton steps up as bank eyes growth on both sides of the Atlantic
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◆ US food company also eyes US and Canadian dollars ◆ Last visited euro bond market in 2016 ◆ Bayer lines up dual tranche hybrid in euros
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Spreads to remain broadly stable, but hinge on upcoming issuance volumes and direction of interest rates
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Citigroup and Wells Fargo hit positive post-Fed market with a $18bn salvo
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European banks are trying to crack the US with a fresh expansion drive, but focus remains the watchword
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◆ Borrower gets strong reception after waiting out Fed meet ◆ Books sticky with minimal attrition ◆ Some concession needed, but less than on other recent auto deals.
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The Canadian bank regulator has risked upsetting reciprocity talks with the EU over a cut to its risk weighting for Canadian covered bonds
