Euro
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Issuers put weight on secondary performance as a marker of what makes a good deal as volatility rips through markets -
Subordinated debt cushion spurs Moody's upgrade decision
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Some question whether the ad hoc meeting will be enough
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As tier two spreads widen, new issuers might find a saving in avoiding a call option
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Amid widening in FIG bond spreads, bankers are navigating senior and subordinated deals into next week
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Aareal and Wuestenrot offer single digit premiums for short, defensive deals
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Issuer draws smallest demand in years despite Moody’s upgrade this week
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Chinese owned car roof firm offers decent pricing on its loan comeback
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Primary FIG issuance will need to adjust after sharp widening in bank bond spreads
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No tightening until market stabilises with new issues to dry up
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Some hoping for clues this week as to what funding EU is planning for next six months
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Recent subordinated deals spotted up to 35bp wider in secondaries, pouring cold water on the prospect of further supply
