RBC looks longer with boldly priced sterling floater
Royal Bank of Canada and Commonwealth Bank of Australia took to the sterling market on Wednesday. CBA drew solid demand for a fixed rate deal in the belly of the curve, while RBC opted for an unusually long tenored floater.
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