Covered Bonds
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Elevated premium needed as Canadian bank's reopener opts for size over price -
Concerns remain but elevated spreads and higher new issue concessions should entice investors back to the fray
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Snap back of risk appetite has driven up Bund yields, squashing the spread to swaps
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Thoughts turn to how much premium is needed to re-open bank financing market, with concessions of up to 50bp quoted
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Issuers in several countries are making enquiries about offering three year deals
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Aggressive widening of bank bond spreads has halted FIG bond issuance of all kinds in Europe
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Swiss franc issuance on hold until Credit Suisse fallout settles
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Mandates pile up after empty week but dealers want safe, short deals to go first
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The ECB has buttressed its inflation fighting credentials, showing its confidence in financial stability after a week of market turmoil when many begged it to change course
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Spreads to stay supported as volatility abounds amid ECB rate rise
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Credit Suisse woes and rate volatility put off hopes of rekindling issuance
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Swap hedging costs have spiralled, dampening market activity
