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Investors have been reducing their exposures to risk in financial markets this week, after Italian president Sergio Mattarella helped to set the country on a course towards fresh elections. -
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As investors take shelter from the incoming Italian administration by selling the capital instruments of the country’s banks, one security outperformed this week. UniCredit’s convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes) traded up at the beginning of the week as investors assess how likely it is that the bank will have to remove the instrument from its capital stack.
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Denmark’s Sydbank was able to tighten pricing by about 25bp during the sale of its first additional tier one on Wednesday, despite surfacing in very poor market conditions.
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Westpac New Zealand has picked banks to arrange the sale of its first euro senior unsecured transaction in more than four years, as financial institutions begin to circle the new issue market.
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On Monday investors were turning away from Italian bank debt after the Five Star Movement and the League reached a coalition agreement. But some believe the market will shortly rally.
