Covered Bonds
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Bank issuers may soon reinstate long dated senior issuance in euros as long as they swallow costs of steeper credit curves -
'Eye-catching' deal sheds some light on what covered bond spreads might be like come January
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Estonian lender is setting up an EMTN programme ahead of a first-half print
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As the end of 2024 approaches, deals expected to be few and far between
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Canadian lender could return to Australia with a senior bond next year
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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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◆ The challenge for SSA issuers next year ◆ German banks and the commercial property millstone ◆ Hybrid hot streak explained
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Investors still have cash to spend as long as the price is right
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Commercial property risk still dogs sector but investors can distinguish credits
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Upcoming deal will extend the Australian lender’s secured curve
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Upcoming deal will be the Quebec bank's debut in the currency
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When senior unsecured spreads are so tight, why even think about issuing covered bonds?
