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Which assets will dominate when issuance returns depends on whether borrowers choose to tackle their more difficult trades first
Pfandbrief lender plans only two weeks of marketing, down from the eight needed by KfW
◆ New legislation will drive supply ◆ Covered bonds become a crucial part of Polish funding mix ◆ Up to €1bn of fresh paper expected this year
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Deal reviews
Deal came flat to recent Pfandbriefe and offered a negative concession
◆ Crédit Mutuel sells first French covered since parliamentary election ◆ French firm goes for size over price ◆ Small premium needed for 'defensive' deal
More deals expected in the coming months as conditions improve
Regular issuer targets more size, but still lands in line with most recent trade from Pfandbriefzentrale
Opinion
Safe senior bonds are all well and good — but refinancing capital will show just how far investors' appetite for property-heavy banks goes
A holiday is supposed to be all about relaxing, letting loose and shaking off the daily grind. But for those in investment banking, planning a getaway is often riddled with work complications. Where you go, when, and what you do can be much more fraught questions for financiers than for others
Communications about capital markets issues like IPOs have to be true — but that does not make them meaningful
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times to execute a deal mandate
Analysis
Pfandbrief lender plans only two weeks of marketing, down from the eight needed by KfW
◆ New legislation will drive supply ◆ Covered bonds become a crucial part of Polish funding mix ◆ Up to €1bn of fresh paper expected this year
French covered bond spreads may be alluring, but issuance will be muted for the rest of the year
◆ Swedish supply down in euros ◆ Domestic market offers better alternative ◆ Euro issuance to pick up in the autumn
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