Currencies
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Issuers are keen to lock in tighter levels before chancellor Rachel Reeves' big announcement -
UK bank trio stands out in heavy Yankee onslaught either side of Fed meeting
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Foreigners' love of Swiss francs presents an unlikely opening for overseas borrowers
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ESG deals show there is more to labels than just saving on spread
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EFSF and EU have deals to come but 2026 conversations have already started, with long end yields in focus
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◆ Popular Adidas more than four times covered at peak ◆ Investors leap at rare deal ◆ Tight top quality credits used for pricing
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◆ Sterling covered bond follows AT1 and senior deals in US dollars ◆ Latest trade is the tightest Sonia covered of 2025 ◆ Comes amid visible recent performance in the asset class
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Sovereign prices flat to euro curve and 'well in line' with peers despite being less frequent in the currency
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Next FOMC meeting now 'more interesting' but front-end govvies trading fair, say market participants
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With issuers in earnings blackouts or nearing the end of their 2025 programmes, issuance slumped in October compared to the September rush
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Meanwhile UBS prepares to appeal court's decision that writing down Credit Suisse AT1s was unlawful
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◆ Juventus' majority owner attracts €3.25bn peak book ◆ Price discovery needed for rare name ◆ Range of fair values suggested
