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Now is the time to embrace funding flexibility by considering different execution strategies and pricing techniques -
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
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CA CIB’s drive to reduce emissions begins with slimming oil exposure
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In October La Banque Postale became the first bank to announce it was exiting fossil fuels altogether, and the first to have a validated Science-Based Target for decarbonising its portfolio. Philippe Heim, the bank’s CEO, talked to GlobalCapital about what this path will involve, and LBP’s wider drive to create ‘impact banking’.
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Outlooks have been challenged by a white swan event
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A cluster of financial institutions failed to get price traction for their unsecured deals this week, unlike covered bonds where demand soared
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Conditional pass through (CPT) covered bonds, once hailed as a genuine innovation that gave reliable and cheap market access, have had their day
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They may have failed to gain traction in the euro market so far, however deals that are structured like covered bonds but secured on exotic assets and issued by companies have a future
