Banks
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European banks joined corporate long-dated fray this week as investors showed ample appetite for more -
Supreme in investment banking, Jamie Dimon is still not satisfied. Going further will depend on JP Morgan’s new gameplan — to catch companies young
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◆ Slim book for German lender ◆ Investors hesitant over spread to SSAs ◆ Single digit concession needed
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◆ First tier two in euros after Aussie AT1 phaseout confirmation ◆ European investors like what they see, even at tight valuation ◆ Some disparity between primary and secondary markets
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◆ Pricing tightened 7bp ◆ Predecessor's curve used in bookbuilding ◆ 30 year bond grabs impressive book
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◆ Book falls €1.5bn from its peak ◆ Offers small pickup to SSAs ◆ Trade lands flat to fair value
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Book for its newest deal was second in size only to a QE-era transaction
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◆ 'Extremely strong' euro market ◆ Trump inauguration creates good window? ◆ Relative values drive book
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◆ Size on upper end of DMO's expectations ◆ Minimal new issue premium ◆ Gilt to be auctioned next month
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◆ 'Good outcome' for German states ◆ Spread to KfW tighter for longer maturities ◆ Prices tighter than 10 year deals from peers
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'No brainer' issuer set to price a seven year bond on Wednesday
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◆ Views on fair value differed ◆ France syndication ‘the next big test’ ◆ Supra attracts €60bn final book
