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Half year FIG issuance, powered by more than 50% Yankees, reaches record $307bn volume
◆ Swiss bank issuance is novel for the euro FIG market ◆ Mixes elements of senior and covered FIG debt, and SSA bonds ◆ State-backed deal performs well
◆ Positive market backdrop for larger and smaller issuers ◆ Canadian bank taps favourable euro funding at similar level to the US market ◆ Smaller Italian lender Sella crunches spread from a year ago
◆ New chapter in Greek banks' rehabilitation story ◆ Issuer 'reprices' Greek banks' short end curve due to huge demand from buyers of established FIG debt ◆ Deal reconfirms appetite for higher spread products
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◆ New Zealand bank prints for first time in more than a year ◆ Deal execution is one of the best from the issuer for senior funding in euros in recent years ◆ Pricing comes close to FV -
◆ Commerzbank opts to raise long end senior funding for 2025 a week after dollar AT1 ◆ BFCM goes longer compared to recent multi-tranche Samurai ◆ Commerz pays no premium, BFCM offers slight concession
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Smaller and less frequent issuers aiming for open window to raise unsecured funding as investors hunt higher yield
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◆ September was second busiest month for FIG issuance in 2024 ◆ US insurers raise debt ahead of bank earnings ◆ Banks set to print from second part of October
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◆ French lender issues three senior preferred Samurai tranches ◆ Despite benefit of diversification, deal comes very close to a new euro deal◆ Investor demand concentrated at the short to middle part of curve
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◆ Deal appears unaffected by rising Middle East geopolitical tensions ◆ Local investors back the deal during first day of marketing ◆ Pricing around fair value with possible minimal concession
