Euro
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Urenco, Amphenol and Associated British Ports start marketing trades for this week -
◆ Euro deal is Canadian bank’s third after US and Canadian dollar prints ◆ Short-end floating rate debt remains popular among investors and issuers ◆ RBC prints flat to its home market
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Funding strategy evolves as borrowing needs swell and investor base expands
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Section 899 has passed its first legal hurdle, and could shake up Europe's bond market
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Dance between secured and unsecured FIG bonds puzzles bankers
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Market braces for end to tariff pause next month, headline risks and muddled rate path
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◆ Issue follows success of Eurobank AT1 debut ◆ Multiple times covered ◆ Rare visit to primary market
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A fun and upbeat anti-Trump trading meme belies the trouble bubbling away in the guts of White House policies
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Spanish regional issuer plans to issue a European Green Bond annually
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Loans designated as sustainability linked continue to be dropped
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Busy spring expected to suck volume from September window
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◆ Bank regains access to euro covered bonds after selling previous issuers ◆ Deal prices in line with Australian and Canadian paper... ◆... allaying concerns about LCR eligibility
