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FIG bond issuance comes to a complete standstill in dollars as US banking crisis forces a rethink on regulation of smaller and regional lenders
Bank bond spreads did not tighten despite the SNB’s support for Credit Suisse, prompting market participants to expect a different and hasty conclusion
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The market is in fine fettle but this is based on a delicate balance
Big buyer steps out leaving returning group of investors to take up slack in rates markets
Non-core currencies are giving European banks a funding afterparty, after time was called on the rally in core markets, where borrowing costs have risen
Issuers will need to offer more generous concessions as they return from blackout, despite a stellar start to the year in the primary market as investors recalibrate strategies in search of spread direction
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Asian credit spreads move wider, equities were battered and deals postponed as US and European banking woes escalated fears in the region but some IPOs will go ahead -
Spreads to stay supported as volatility abounds amid ECB rate rise
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Recovery in prices of Swiss bank's securities not enough to lift sentiment in the European banking sector
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Problems surrounding the Swiss banks have resurfaced to affect other European lenders, halting and repricing the FIG bond market
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Credit Suisse woes and rate volatility put off hopes of rekindling issuance
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Sweeping deposit guarantee and repos above market value astonish seasoned participants
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Swap hedging costs have spiralled, dampening market activity
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Bankers say EU rules will protect banks against liquidity problems from failing US banks
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Credit Suisse in the crosshairs as SVB contagion fears spread
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Covered bond flows are expected to resume after ECB's meeting
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Deposit rescues and generous repo facility cool fears, but not completely
Polls and awards
Polling for GlobalCapital's Covered Bond Awards 2021 closes at 5:30pm London time on Monday, August 16, so please be sure to cast your firm’s vote if you haven’t already done so. Preliminary data shows that the frontrunners for many awards are in close contention, so every vote stands to make a huge difference.
GlobalCapital is thrilled to announce that the survey for this year’s awards is now open. All market participants are invited to take part.
GlobalCapital is delighted to announce that the Covered Bond Awards 2021 survey will open for voting from Thursday. Congratulations to all those who made it to the shortlists.
GlobalCapital is preparing to launch its Covered Bond Awards for 2021 and welcomes feedback from the market around which achievements should be recognised.
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