Euro
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Investors eager for higher yielding credit help Spanish lender price inside rival Sabadell -
Spanish utility continues trend of corporate hybrids with negative concessions
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‘Fatigue’ in the market could be hurting smaller issuers
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Spanish bank's tier two achieves arbitrage over euros
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Calmer book builds than earlier trades hint at less guesswork over pricing
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Pipeline of unsecured FIG bonds in euros fills with less frequent and higher spread issuers
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EBA flags cost to banks from higher spreads and new issue premiums
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Greece and a Canadian province both mandated for 10 year trades on Monday
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Portuguese utility gets almost seven times demand for €1bn subordinated debt
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Issuer marks return to market with single digit new issue concession
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Short dated covered deals selling like 'hot cakes,' say bankers
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Investors showed stronger appetite for subordinated debt, though Irish lender's holding company social bond was sold with the lowest premium of the day in FIG market
