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Market participants struggle to justify FIG and corporate bond parade as technicals power primary
Borrowing in euros inevitable as CEE firms look to become 'larger, more regular issuers'
Former senior JP Morgan banker's first year in charge has brought both success and upheaval
New faces in euros could be thin end of the wedge as Pacific Life introduces first green FABN
Dance between secured and unsecured FIG bonds puzzles bankers
European banks progress with capital raising as spreads tighten, but investor qualms grow
Diverse range of deals shows investors remain eager to play as diversification considerations intensify
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◆ Assorted issuance mix mostly well taken by investors ◆ But lower yielding or unfamiliar names find it harder to gain traction ◆ Almost all issuers pay slim to single digit premium -
◆ OTP prints first euro covered in a decade ◆ Equitable Bank fails to tighten from IPTs ◆ Rival bankers debate Equitable struggle
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◆ Investors scooping tier two debt across markets ◆ BNP Paribas takes advantage with third print of the year ◆ Rare German insurer Gothaer increases funding
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Nearly all subordinated issuance this year from the region has been in the AT1 sukuk format
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Klein appointed head of EMEA capital markets
Polls and awards
The winning deals and organisations will be revealed at our gala dinner in Seville on September 18
The awards recognise the market's leading deals, issuers, banks and other participants
The winning institutions and individuals will be announced at a ceremony in London on June 18
The vote to choose the leading firms and individuals in the international debt capital markets has begun
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