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Sporadic and debut borrowers must overcome election volatility to seal funding
◆ Issuer takes patient approach in volatile market ◆ First such deal in over a decade ◆ M&A adds complexity
◆ Non-UK accounts drive five year deal ◆ First deal for five years ‘quasi-inaugural’ ◆ Determining a concession tricky, say bankers
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◆ Issuer takes patient approach in volatile market ◆ First such deal in over a decade ◆ M&A adds complexity
◆ Non-UK accounts drive five year deal ◆ First deal for five years ‘quasi-inaugural’ ◆ Determining a concession tricky, say bankers
◆ Bank sells its first public sector covered since July ◆ Deal lands flat to fair value ◆ Crédit Agricole diversifies away from the short end
◆ Issuer’s first deal since 2018 almost three times covered ◆ Up to 1bp of concession needed to seal market return ◆ OCBC priced inside Standard Chartered's debut
Opinion
Sure, covered bond new issue premiums are back while order books are smaller — but good times are still to come
When it comes to monitoring comms, surely what’s good for the banking goose is good for the governmental gander
Going longer doesn’t seem as steep when everything is elevated
The Aussie dollar investor pool is diverse deep; dive in and take size
Analysis
Sporadic and debut borrowers must overcome election volatility to seal funding
Spreads to drive demand as market breezes past widely expected 25bp cut
Sure, covered bond new issue premiums are back while order books are smaller — but good times are still to come
Wide spreads have insulated eurozone periphery borrowers from rates volatility — for now
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