Banks
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The sector’s tight valuation versus the likes of KfW is capping demand
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Jane Fraser’s restructuring of Citigroup is leading to rafts of appointments, but they do not deliver the radical shake-up promised and a climate of uncertainty prevails
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Issuer pushes spread tighter than recent deals from peers
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◆ Swiss bank launches sale into hot demand for bank capital ◆ CS AT1 wipe-out drives need to issue ◆ Final demand around $12bn
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Dutch agency prints first 'true SSA deal' in Swiss market for some time, but further foreign public issuance unlikely
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UBS pledges IB will return to profit this quarter as M&A pipeline fills
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Luxembourg-based supra leads Tuesday’s deals as EDC and Land NRW also enter market
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First EMEA green Samurai offers “a new structure in sustainable finance”
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◆ ING goes double with €2.5bn deal at belly and long ends of the curve a day after $1.25bn AT1 ◆ BNPP follows with similar strategy with €1.5bn SNP ◆ Both long end tranches land at FV
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◆ Swedish lender prints $650m Reg S deal well inside fair value estimates ◆ Jyske prices largest ever AT1 deal ◆ Lower volume of Nordic capital supply and benign market conditions act as tailwinds
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Risk-on mood in markets has not turned into a cash cow yet
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◆ Danish bank prints its first capital deal in a major currency since 2021 ◆ IR 'hard work' pays off following money laundering case ◆ Premium paid for performance