Euro
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Smaller and trickier credits price senior debt despite weakening market -
Deals all cross the line, but bankers worried about what demand exists for big issuance month
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Lloyds chooses additional tier one (AT1) funding in sterling while Allianz and Société Générale hit euro market for tier two financing
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European firms should jump through any open window as winter of uncertainty beckons
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Sovereign to offer ‘what the market wants’ with upcoming deal
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SSA issuers tap the long end of the euro curve despite recent central bank messages that rocked market
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Adidas investor upends expectation for only frequent issuers this week to get momentum going
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German borrower whittles down concessions to single and low double digits across four tranches
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BNP Paribas offers riskiest debt with AT1 in euros while Commerzbank and Bank of Ireland to issue tier two in euros and sterling
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Intesa Sanpaolo, NatWest and Mizuho non-preferred bonds attract nearly €7bn of combined demand
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Euro deal bolsters UK issuer's senior funding raised within a month to $2bn-equivalent
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Government issuers may need to be ready to pay up, say market participants
