Euro
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◆ Book grows after spread set ◆ Premium offered to investors ◆ Recent sovereign downgrade not a concern -
S&P’s cut to sovereign rating was unscheduled, but unsurprising
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◆ Combined order books topped €9bn ◆ Demand continued to grow after tightening ◆ Tier two priced through fair value
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◆ Market backdrop aids book momentum ◆ New issue premium 'low' ◆ Hamburg mandates for 20 year
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◆ First Italian bank bond aligned with new standard ◆ Investors like what they see despite busy day for issuance ◆ Trade lands flat to similar, recent UniCredit deal
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Govvies outperform swaps as market participants contemplate next year’s spread direction
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The hire aims to strengthen the bank's middle market direct lending platform
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Claims on Credit Suisse AT1 bonds shot up after a court ruling this week, though a long judicial process is anticipated
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New parameters and guardrails help define oft-maligned product
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◆ SBEB and Nordea both print tight senior bullets ◆ Both deals oversubscribed ◆ 'Pre-volatility market is back'
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Issuers paid higher new issue concessions this week as investors turned more selective
