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Asset managers should be drawn to high spread products from infrequent names
Wider levels needed to offset volatility and tightening secondary curves
High spread deals are harnessing bumper demand
Convincing banks to print is the barrier to issuance
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Handful of covered and unsecured deals could arrive early next week -
Issuance to pick up, but funding officials could favour more attractive senior unsecured deals
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Issuers may be lured to refinance maturing Pfandbriefe amid benign funding conditions
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Central bank meetings suppress weekly covered bond volumes to their second lowest levels this year
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More credence should be placed on recent deals as secondary curves trade wide of new issues
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Non-eurozone deals are attracting big books and tight pricing
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Although investors want sterling risk, issuers are not queueing up to issue
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Although demand could support a 15 year deal, issuers are reluctant to lock in higher spreads
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French, German and Dutch banks are forecasted to print a combined benchmark volume of around €75bn, with 2024 looking like another year of positive net supply
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EU Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on EPBD but 'devil is in the details'
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Senior spreads are tight and covered bonds risk widening further
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Dutch banks are changing the composition of their green pools
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More time needed, but Pfandbriefe cover pools should be safe
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One or two deals may happen next week, but it is unlikely
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Cost of long dated deals too much for borrowers despite clamour
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But rates uncertainty to keep borrowers away from the long end
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Index will use levels from PricingDirect
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Issuers will be hoping to pre-empt January's likely spread widening
