Currencies
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Financial Conduct Authority announces intentions to publish a synthetic dollar Libor rate for an additional 15 months -
Wider spreads against swaps have allowed issuers to pay skinny concession to print large sizes
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Corporate deals have bounced back from banking stress, inviting further issuance
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Despite being more than five time subscribed, broker’s bond is unlikely to serve as a bellwether for the strength of the broader sterling FIG market
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Bulging orderbook and no concession paid in first hybrid since Credit Suisse taken over
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Three year tenor attracted investors during a shaky recovery following unsecured bank issuance restarting
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Québec is back in the dollar market after a two year hiatus as World Bank brings second deal of week
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Inaugural deal attracted strong demand and overcame wider Swiss bank uncertainty
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Italian bank's ability to distribute dividends and buy back its own shares is a sign that major European banks remain fundamentally strong
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IADB, KfW and the World Bank raised more than $10bn between them
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Good times for corporates have a deadline, but for now they are in favour
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SSA issuers in euros have gone up a gear as Easter break nears
