EMEA
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Capped deal set to perform in secondary market, say bankers -
CA Auto Bank draws €1.35bn of orders for a €650m long three year senior bond
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The public sector’s rush to raise dollars is set to continue on Wednesday
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The spread was closely calibrated to ensure critical domestic demand
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Raw numbers are expected to reveal the impact of high borrowing costs
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International investors are expecting a big sukuk premium
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Ireland successfully reduced its stake to below 50% in June
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KBN, OeKB, Rentenbank and AFD to tap currency amid uncertainty in euros
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Sterling and euro corporate bond markets turn hostile on Monday
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France's IPO market is not expected to recover until spring 2024
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◆ Improved mood spurs issuers to raise strategic capital ◆ MUFG prepares Japan's first dollar AT1 since Crédit Suisse collapse ◆ Crédit Agricole Assurances to 'optimise' capital with new tier two and buybacks
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CEE corporates have not issued in euros for four months
