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Santander's popular dual tranche deal could spur others to follow, but flood of trades is unlikely
Increased residential lending demand could help support issuance
Issuance window is open and conditions are great but issuers stand pat
After a poor start to 2025, a strong second quarter helped lagging covered supply get back on track
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Amendments to LCR will benefit covered bond issuers and investors -
CCDJ’s unremitting effort to market itself in the past two years has shaved basis points off its cost of covered bond funding, according to the head of treasury, Yassir Berbiche
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The European Central Bank was unable to buy enough covered bonds to prevent its portfolio from shrinking in January, suggesting it will intensify its purchasing efforts
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Issuers will need to move early and nimbly as credit and rates sentiment will be choppy
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Tighter US monetary policy is inevitable. Europe will lag but it is moving in the same direction, implying a ‘first mover advantage’ for issuers
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The 15 year tenor could re-open for the right name and spread
