Banks
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◆ KfW inches away from funding target ◆ Compressed market causing suppressed demand ◆ Undersubscribed book is 'telling you where the SSA market is'
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◆ Three banks show keen desire to close strategic capital deals before November ◆ 'Outsized bid for high beta' continues to drive buyers to tightly priced capital ◆ Belfius prices in euros and SEB goes for dollars
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New role was created by reorganisation in spring
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Changes follow arrivals of Raghavan and Mangla from JP Morgan
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◆ Large order book as rates curve lures buyers ◆ Double 'scarcity' value also a factor ◆ Bankers debate new issue premium
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◆ New CEO revamps HSBC to be leaner and meaner ◆ What markets think of idea to make UK water sector non-profit ◆ The swap spread dynamic hammering SSA bonds
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◆ Friday execution seen as precursor of issuers' keenness to print before US vote ◆ Handelsbanken issues rare green tier two with no new issue premium ◆ Swedbank comes close to fair value, if not a touch above, in first euro senior non-preferred of 2024
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Bund-swap spreads are heading to uncharted territory with little to stop them, which could cause a headache for SSA issuers
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◆ US insurance company leads issuance with $5.2bn deal ◆ Bank of America lifts large chunk of subordinated debt ◆ Year to date FIG volume surpasses 2023's full year total after issuers frontload
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Abnormal trend expected to continue posing question for FIG treasury officials
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◆ Issuer lands records in joint largest transaction ◆ Spread to World Bank ◆ Bigger size attracts more investors
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