Covered Bonds
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German lender will return to the market early next week -
Pfandbrief mimicked bank's previous deal and helped set enviable track record of tightly priced issuance
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Hamburg Commercial Bank drew a strong reception for its €500m five year mortgage Pfandbrief on Wednesday, pricing the bonds 1bp through fair value
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BPCE’s two-part covered bond attracted excellent demand, however Crédit Agricole Italia was unable to tighten pricing in its 20 year, with political risk possibly to blame
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The dollar covered bond market began 2022 with a promising start as Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce issued its largest ever deal
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Demand for the EFSF’s latest transactions may have been large, but the lack of quality interest ensured a damp reception in the secondary market, said unimpressed rates traders
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UniCredit successfully tested demand for an 11 year euro covered bond as a pair of issuers revealed twin tranche deal plans, which also included long dated portions
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Smaller order books but more asset managers expected beyond 10 year maturities
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Investors prefer something shorter given the rise in Swiss long end rates
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Pair landed close to fair value
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Aussie lenders set for an active 2022 in covered bond format
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Success at three tenors shows covered market is open across the curve
