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◆ Simultaneous tenders power new capital offerings ◆ Caixa issues tight and longer AT1 structured to refinance old capital early ◆ Permanent TSB's first tier two in more than four years ends in a blowout
◆ Eager investors help book building momentum from early on ◆ UniCredit lands third non-preferred tranche of 2025 inside fair value, say leads ◆ Even ABN's lower-yielding green senior preferred comes near FV
Downgrade 'pretty much priced in' for French bank and covered paper
Foreign investors show confidence in French assets, including innovative defence financing deal, as political concerns grow
Allianz's early dollar tier one foray paves the way for tight pricing
Issuers shift the primary market equilibrium in their favour but questions raised whether it can last
Senior funding there for the taking, covered bonds yet to take off — but conditions are great for all
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Largest ever US bank capital deal sold this week as another big perp also appears amid hunt for yield -
German lender finds demand after record-breaking Pfandbriefzentrale deal
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Deal priced at tight end of initial pricing
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◆ Citi and Wells Fargo opt to issue in euros before dollars ◆ Citi's offer described as first post-GFC euro tier two from a US bank ◆ Both banks achieve competitive funding in 'green flashing' euro market
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◆ Greek bank's first bond of the year vastly improves on last year's financing ◆ Scarcity appeal, buyback, and higher UniCredit ownership help crunch spread ◆ Old bond to be bought back above par
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BBVA and ENBD learnt of change when IPTs were put out
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