Banks
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HSBC doubles down with first Yankee AT1 deals for three months -
European banks progress with capital raising as spreads tighten, but investor qualms grow
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Former head of bond syndicate might just be what Bank of America needs to achieve its goal — a consistent place among the top investment banks in EMEA
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◆ Australian lender takes size ◆ Redemption wall could fuel demand ◆ Dollars could offer an alternative to tarnished sterling
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◆ Final spread looks attractive for a sub-benchmark deal ◆ Book almost five times covered ◆ Low single digit concession offered
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◆ 'Special trade' for the Dutch agency ◆ Bankers agree on NIP ◆ AIIB trade gives demand signal
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◆ ABN eyed traffic jam ◆ NIBC competes with popular names ◆ Pekao manages book sensitivity
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◆ Canadian issuer last appeared in euros in 2022 ◆ ‘They came back with a strong print’ ◆ Large book makes allocation a challenge
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◆ Deal attracts largest SSA book since Feb ◆ Issuer follows usual pattern ◆ Strong macro, interesting RV
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◆ Aussie lender ends more than two year absence ◆ Little or no premium paid ◆ Deal lands close to eurozone paper
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◆ Tier one capital flies in rallying market ◆ High initial new issue premiums draw big orders ◆ Axa adds new tier two, Commerz buys back old AT1
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HSBC has set the plan for its slimmed-down investment bank, but the model is untested — and was not designed by those who will implement it
