Euro
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Issuer is latest eurozone sovereign to garner less investor interest than for its recent deals -
Deals end well for HSBC, UBS and Commerzbank while Caixa Geral de Depósitos had a tougher time finding demand
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French bank raises €1.25bn in subordinated debt ahead of more FIG capital deals in euros
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Time needed to market rare and controversial structure to investors
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Central bank rate decision will provide clarity on deal parameters and issuance volumes
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Regulatory capital and speculative grade issuers to rush market ahead of central bank meet
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Cracks appear in covered execution as investors change tack towards higher yielding deals
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Defensive structure and green label help Swedish issuer to complete larger funding amid challenging European market
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Single-B rated deal could reopen market for Greek banks and peripheral eurozone financials
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Issuer cannot tighten spread during execution but prints double its minimum requirement
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Smooth ride for sovereign, but trade hints at wider investor unease about long end bonds
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Investors still favouring liquidity, but smaller issuers can get deals done
