Currencies
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Riskier names are benefiting from a thirst for yield among investors -
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Non-profit, real estate and automotive sectors all represented in first sterling splurge of year
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Primary market swoops up debt despite uncertainty over US Federal Reserve hawkishness
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Market gobbles up absorbs first roaring day of primary market trade in 2022
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Some banks launched transactions without tightening from guidance on Tuesday
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French agency latest to pay negligible concession to print in the currency
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Inaugural tier two benefited from Swiss Bond Index eligibility
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The Spanish lender was more than three times subscribed for its speculative grade deal
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Dual tranche trade linked to Scope 1 targets for 2025 and 2030
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Issuers line up in euros, dollars and sterling and bankers reckon investors can absorb the lot
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Issuer sees little negative impact after ending tradition of publishing issuance windows
