Currencies
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Parched market anticipates concessions to climb should supply return
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◆ Issuers add tier two debt amid lower relative cost to senior layer ◆ Danske Bank prints in euros at no premium as Nordea said to have garnered largest size locally ◆ BNPP, HSBC and Westpac target dollar market
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◆ Bankers debate negative premium ◆ Spread could have been pushed further ◆ Fast money still interested in Greek names
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La Française des Jeux and Roquette Freres among mandates on screens
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◆ Aareal's first covered bond in sterling since 2021 ◆ Comps include euro covered and sterling senior unsecured bonds ◆ Issuer to buy back previous note
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◆ Bankers debate premium ◆ Minimal attrition in order book ◆ Domestic buying interest
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◆ Netherlands-focused insurer prepares to print first RT1 in its current form ◆ Sentiment for subordinated debt recovers from pre-election volatility ◆ Banorte to issue AT1 in dollars, ANZ raises tier two debt in Singapore
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Covered market looks to returning SSA issuance for clarity over swap spread moves
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Heavily indebted company expects its yields to fall after next month's regulatory milestone
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KfW first to return to the primary market with opportunistic sterling tap
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Opportunistic borrowers lining up for what is likely the busiest week left this year
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Banks celebrate Trump win amid hopes of looser regulations