Euro
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◆ Bankers debate negative premium ◆ Spread could have been pushed further ◆ Fast money still interested in Greek names
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La Française des Jeux and Roquette Freres among mandates on screens
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◆ Netherlands-focused insurer prepares to print first RT1 in its current form ◆ Sentiment for subordinated debt recovers from pre-election volatility ◆ Banorte to issue AT1 in dollars, ANZ raises tier two debt in Singapore
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Covered market looks to returning SSA issuance for clarity over swap spread moves
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KfW first to return to the primary market with opportunistic sterling tap
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Opportunistic borrowers lining up for what is likely the busiest week left this year
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Conclusive US election result and rate product woes open pre-funding options to banks
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No tightening in sight but stability hopes rise as market digests US and German political upheavals. Next EU deal to offer direction
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Historic spread shift smacks valuations after German government falls apart. Market at 'most critical moment in 20 years'
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Opportunistic issuers line up, but odd swap spread moves could drain demand from asset class
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◆ Société Générale prints dual-tranche senior ◆ Bankers agree on new issue premium ◆ Some question two year format
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Decent response from investors suggests next week will be busy in primary market