Banks
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The Swiss bank has launched a new initiative that aims to transform how it serves wealth management clients with investment banking products -
Former Barclays executive likely to leave the bank
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As the end of 2024 approaches, deals expected to be few and far between
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◆ Tuesday tap surprise was pre-funding ◆ Next year’s programme revealed ◆ Historical spreads facing French agencies
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◆ Tap was four times covered ◆ No premium required ◆ Spread to mid-swaps attracts
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◆ BNPP follows Barclays' lead with A$1bn tier two ◆ Aussie dollar investors 'positioning' into higher yielding debt before rate cuts ◆ Barclays also raises AT1 capital in the region
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◆ Deal confirms 'fair price for Bundesländer' ◆ 6bp pick up over KfW ◆ Things are looking up for January
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Sponsored by Lloyds BankJeavon Lolay, Head of Market InsightsNiall Coakley, Co-head, Corporate Financing and Risk Management
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◆ Norwegian national champion's first unsecured euro deal since July 2023 ◆ Non-preferred green note priced with no premium ◆ Deal helped by ESG label, rarity and high ratings for the asset class
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◆ French firm sells first covered deal for three weeks ◆ Five year tenor is Caffil's shortest for two years ◆ Sizeable new issue premium required
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Budget uncertainty and concerns on the government’s future cloud French agency market
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◆ Two day execution ensures T+0 settlement ◆ Goldman Sachs acts as platform provider ◆ Second recent exloratory project
