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Banks would be prudent to make the most of funding windows as they appear -
The European Central Bank will cut its primary market order, but possibly not this year
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Defining clients as European, US or Japanese does them a 'disservice', says US head of advisory and capital markets. 'At the end of the day, there are SMBC clients.'
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FIG be nimble, FIG be quick, FIG use MTNs while the windows don’t stick
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Deteriorating issuance conditions could make a tough MREL buildout even tougher for straggling Greek banks
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Now is the time to embrace funding flexibility by considering different execution strategies and pricing techniques
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It is time to scrap 'direct financing' exclusions
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With capital markets set to turn rougher, borrowers have been compelled to issue their toughest trades first
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Big bids can useful, but there’s a way to cut the fluff
