Currencies
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Second half of 2024 is tipped to be a shadow of its busy first six months
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Several insurers were active at the start of the week
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Both deals find ample support, even as Otto pulled its debut SLB
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Borrower ends up with $1bn after lenders were scaled back
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Unrated German sub-benchmark deal proves a tough sell
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Excessive regulation will slow the market, but it is better than the alternative
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◆ Cross-border yen funding remains open despite volatility elsewhere ◆ HSBC firms up terms on senior Samurai from its Hong Kong bank ◆ BMO marketing senior deal in Australian dollars
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Small ambitions of Legrand, DSV and El Corte Inglés rewarded with chunky demand
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Student accommodation provider takes a bumper book as investors ignore contagion risk
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Tiering the Bank of England’s deposits has its place — but don’t go and zero them all
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Tone is ‘not exactly great’ for the primary SSA market this week
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◆ Election risk has sidelined European bank issuers ◆ Higher premiums required ◆ The pros and cons of issuing now or later