Banks
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◆ Nimble move pays off ◆ Demand alive and strong after busy Jan ◆ £1.75bn book size 'no mean feat' -
◆ Bond priced flat to fair value ◆ 'Pros and cons' for tightening ◆ No-grow tactic deployed
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◆ EIB breaks its previous record ◆ Bond prices tight ◆ Deal could inspire further 10 year issuance
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◆ Why you got paid what you got paid ◆ Insider reveals what really goes on when bonuses are allocated ◆ HSBC winds down M&A and ECM
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◆ 'A nice spread' ◆ Upgrade potential ◆ BAWAG opts for sub-benchmark tier two
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◆ Large tightening in line with recent trades ◆ Prices flat or through fair value ◆ No French agency deals expected next week
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US money center bank's perp propels systemically important firms' January issuance to near-$49bn monthly record
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Lack of supply, not demand, will cause any slowdown in euro covered market say bankers
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◆ Reverse Yankee FIG issuance 17 times greater than 2024 ◆ US banks benefit from cross-currency basis ◆ Bankers discuss Reverse Yankee pipeline
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◆ Cades tightens pricing by 5bp ◆ French political backdrop helping asset class ◆ Deal subscribed over 10 times
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◆ Deal over 3x covered ◆ Peer supply 'only way to look at pricing' ◆ No-grow label helps deal
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◆ Deal four times covered ◆ Walloon used as reference ◆ Higher than average tightening
