Europe
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Higher yields and wider spreads have revitalised demand, as seen in Muenchener Hypothekenbank's recent deal, which attracted €2.75bn of demand from returning official institutions, as well as bank treasury investors from as far afield as Australia
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Russia’s corporate finance market has been mothballed, leaving bankers struggling to help clients while complying with an ever-widening raft of sanctions
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Middle East deals fail to make up for barren quarter in Europe
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Bigger concessions become an important way to mitigate volatility in swap spreads
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UK investment trust taps markets for ninth time since IPO
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Previously mooted covered bond plans not completely off the table
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Cetin tightened pricing by 15bp in its second ever foreign currency bond
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A change in Polish law helped to motivate the issuer's first capital increase since its IPO
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The restructured consideration for the William Hill acquisition is still more than double 888 Holdings’ market capitalisation
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Morgan Stanley places 0.6% stake, shares then recover
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Unsatisfied with overnight blocks, Avantium experiments with a three-part offering
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A new Spac focused on financial services is seeking to list in London