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◆ Bankers see European FIG market at near perfection ◆ BBVA extends curve though pays more for 10 year non-preferred foray ◆ UBS goes big in belly and long end at minimal concession
◆ Deal attracts €5.5bn of orders ◆ Big book enables issuer to take size ◆ Price included minimal concession
◆PacLife the sole sterling note on the day ◆ Follows two FABN trades on Monday ◆ 'Sensitive' book drops by almost half as leads tighten within 5bp of NY Life's Monday note
◆ Two banks launch deals in same tenor and asset class ◆ Danske secures tighter price◆ Nationwide's book 'underwhelms'
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HSBC Holdings issued $3.5bn of senior debt this week, as large European banks make hay in August -
Fitch Ratings is confident that Greek banks will be able to fulfil ambitious targets on asset quality by the end of 2022, feeding more optimism into a sector that is already enjoying a boom in capital markets this year.
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Large European banks are tipped to bring their deal plans forward after they saw Barclays make the most of summer funding this week. The UK issuer proved firms will not have to wait until September to be confident of attracting big books at tight spreads.
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Moody’s has upgraded Deutsche Bank’s ratings and kept the firm on a positive outlook, after predicting it will be able to ‘substantially and sustainably improve its returns’ as a result of its restructuring plan.
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Deal arrangers think the dollar market will still be the "place to go" for European banks considering short-dated funding after summer, amid uncertainty over the outlook for US rates.
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Bank of China took its pivot away from Libor-linked bonds further this week by selling a dollar note tied to the secured overnight financing rate (Sofr) and a sterling-denominated deal that was the first Sonia-linked bond from a Chinese issuer. While BOC’s transaction was important, bankers say the new benchmarks are still slow to take off in Asia. Morgan Davis reports.
