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◆ Italian bank increased benchmark size to €750m ◆ Deal expected to perform in secondary ◆ Covered was one of two issued on Thursday
◆ Canadian bank lands tightest euro covered this year ◆ Further Canadian issuance on the day ◆ Banker on the deal said tranches were priced just inside fair value
◆ Austrian bank's first covered in nearly two years ◆ Both tranches offered 5bp of NIP says banker ◆ Modest 3bp tightening reflects 'normalisation' of covered market
◆ German bank secured spread tightening across tranches◆ Banker said first tranche offered small NIP but second had nothing ◆ Tuesday’s deals failed to deliver the spectacular order books of last week
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Bank of Montreal’s ability to issue the largest covered bond since 2006 demonstrated the anxiety over the rates outlook that has left investors hankering for short dated, safe assets -
The decision by Royal Bank of Canada and Aktia Bank to issue covered bonds in the intermediate part of the curve on Tuesday ensured superb receptions
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An 11 year maturity may have suited Crédit Agricole but a 10 year would have probably resulted in tighter pricing
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LBBW managed a good pricing outcome as covered bonds from Crédit Agricole and Aktia were announced
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Despite a generous starting spread, demand for ABN Amro’s €1bn 15 year issued on Monday was anaemic, underscoring investors’ concerns that yields could head even higher
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Bank of Nova Scotia’s decision to issue in sterling and euro covered bonds on Monday ensured it was able to raise sizeable funding in a broad maturity range
