Europe
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CLO market wide awake to whale sounds | US banks tardy to SRT party -
Issuance in EMEA has lagged behind the Americas and Asia Pacific year-to-date
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Energy company blamed the government for its default last year
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Cellnex is feeling the heat from rising interest rates with its €20.7bn pile of debt
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Central banks play nice but a reckoning is coming for corporate spreads
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Banks are always in someone’s sights, sometimes even their owner's. But look to the bond market, not the newspapers, for whether they are in real trouble
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◆ Size and execution the main attractions of dollars, but it costs more ◆ Well progressed UK banks weigh taking a chip off the table ◆ Dollar covered bonds unlikely
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There is growing clamour in EMEA ECM for more primary capital raising by issuers
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Equity capital markets was a bright spot in a difficult second quarter for Barclays
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Clear but non-traditional window opens after central banks stick to plan
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Investors seen shifting from equities to bonds to lift fixed income markets
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The first batch of European corporate earnings have shown multi-year weaknesses
