Euro
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Split-rated Irish lender prepares to issue the first senior deal from a bank outside of Europe's top tier following SVB and Credit Suisse turmoil -
German lender secures the lowest eurozone mortgage concession since February
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Improved market sentiment and ample investor liquidity suggest second tier issuers could soon return to the primary market
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Less than four months into 2023, French lender has already raised two thirds of the covered bond volume it did for all of last year
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Borrowers need to get used to the volatility and higher spreads in the market
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BNG and NWB nipped in to take €1.5bn each ahead of large deals from European giants
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Grid operator returns to market for first time since announcing 10 year investment plan
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Keen demand for senior bonds this week raises hopes of tier two capital and tier two issuers
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Concerns heightened that investors will struggle to swallow up to €30bn a year of subordinated debt
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Investors in the debt market’s living fossils have nothing to fear despite commercial real estate’s problems
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Subordinated corporate debt investors are stuck in a quantitative easing mindset
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Relative value of Dutch agencies has lured investors
