Currencies
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UK building society harnessed enough demand to a land tight bail-in deal inside of euro funding cost -
The deal may open the door to other Greek banks issuing in foreign currencies and markets
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Despite ingesting almost €40bn of unsecured bank bonds this month, investors show no sign of slowing down
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Market sentiment recovering from recent woes but supply to soar
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As issuers strive for transparency, investors struggle to make sense of the information
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Demand was skewed to the senior tranche
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Rally in credit has lent a helping hand to banks needing tier two financing as cash and synthetic credit indices roar tighter
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Despite printing through swaps, the deal offered an attractive price for government-guaranteed exposure
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There is still a pipeline for investment grade corporates but it is sharply slowing
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Regional US lender Discover and CBA's Kiwi subsidiary enjoyed investor attention as they jumped into the dollar market ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday
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Qatari lender surprises with concentrated issuance of 11 dollar floaters and a $500m three year fixed piece
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Capped size fuels Swiss insurer’s tight five year senior print
