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One large borrower that did not issue this year may return to the market
Fall in Swiss franc rates tempts investors into covered trade
French senior bank bond market has been 'pretty resilient' though remains 'very sensitive' as liquidity thins
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Fall in Swiss franc rates tempts investors into covered trade
◆ UK firm syndicates first dollar covered since July ◆ Benchmark print offers 'modest' concession ◆ Dollar supply down significantly from last year
Canadian lender could return to Australia with a senior bond next year
◆ French firm sells first covered deal for three weeks ◆ Five year tenor is Caffil's shortest for two years ◆ Sizeable new issue premium required
Opinion
Charles Dickens was the architect of much of what we associate with this time of year through A Christmas Carol. Some of his other creations had a lot to tell us about how to get paid in the annual bonus round too
When senior unsecured spreads are so tight, why even think about issuing covered bonds?
The way banks do compliance training makes them riskier, not safer
Analysis
One large borrower that did not issue this year may return to the market
'Eye-catching' deal sheds some light on what covered bond spreads might be like come January
As the end of 2024 approaches, deals expected to be few and far between
When senior unsecured spreads are so tight, why even think about issuing covered bonds?
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