Americas
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Consumers face pressures but tighter lending standards and strong track records are reassuring investors in ABS sectors offering apparently compelling returns. By Ayse Kelce -
A secular change in working habits is wreaking havoc in the office sector, and there may be more pain to come. But it’s too early to call time on office CMBS. By Kunyi Yang
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Rare Latin American corporate mandate could open a window for others
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Eager investors appear willing to ignore hawkish signs with more borrowers likely to contemplate bonds
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The one size fits all approach taken in Albany is destined to fail: it is no surprise it is facing opposition from all angles
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Aside from its sheer scale, the US offers strategic funding that should be seized by European banks now that the market has reopened
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The bills have the potential to do damage to both New York and sovereigns themselves, say sources, while others urge change
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◆ Improved tone lures local lenders in size ◆ Yankee arb possible again ◆ European trio steps up Yankee printing on Thursday
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◆ Lower investor interest despite only 30% of Monday's volume issued ◆ Not all able to land at tight end ◆ 'Recalibration' for FRNs
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Telco giant schedules seven days of calls and meetings with LatAm local currency in vogue
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◆ Debt ceiling deal keeps issuers at bay ◆ US regional banking stress still affecting primary market ◆ Issuers tipped to front-load
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Debt ceiling and mixed rate expectations are putting a damper on new issuance
