EMEA
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◆ BPER Banca and Unicaja pull in strong demand for SNP deals ◆ Investors bidding for higher spread products ◆ Encouraging for more senior issuance from lower tier borrowers -
The Middle East's IPO market is heating up again after a lull this year
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Demand for issuer's 25 year was more than double that for its 12 year tranche
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Česká spořitelna's successful trade last week will help other CEE bank issuers
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Investors feared the worst, but Erdoğan has performed a volte-face since winning in May
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◆ Green Lion steals the show ◆ EU ABS pipe ready to burst ◆ EU CLOs set for testing Q4
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Big borrowers urged to show leadership as dealers insist demand lies at the long-end
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Credit Suisse was the main story once again over the summer, but plenty of activity in Europe and the US led to a busier than expected July and August
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The region’s equity capital markets have reopened swiftly after the summer break
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Issuers flatten curves amid sharp U-turn in sentiment in favour of duration
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The coup has made the already tough task of issuing a new bond in Africa even more difficult
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The Italian oilfield services company's deal was over four times covered
