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The signs are encouraging, but like with Porsche last year the market shouldn't get too carried away -
◆ Securitization market is pumping out deals ◆ Katie Prideaux on why ESG is just good risk management
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◆ A new NPL threat to Italian banks ◆ Hybrid capital gets a makeover ◆ Covered bond liquidity ◆ SSA market finds its rhythm
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The covered bond market met in Munich on Thursday to celebrate its best at our gala dinner
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Appetite is reviving for emerging market debt, but it must be handled with great care
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Investors focus more on capital than covered bonds, writes Bill Thornhill
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The withdrawal of the central bank from the covered bond market was ‘a game changer’ which has shaped 2023 into a potential second year of record issuance. But can the virtuous circle brought on by higher spreads and yields last? Atanas Dinov investigates
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The pivotal contribution of covered bonds to banks’ funding plans was re-emphasised in a report by the European Banking Authority (EBA) in July
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A rising population and expanding middle class give Asian covered bond market the chance to grow, writes Bill Thornhill
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Non-core currency markets can offer covered bond borrowers a key source of funding diversity as banks return to wholesale issuance. With funding conditions normalising, their importance will continue to grow, writes Frank Jackman
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The ECB’s withdrawal — both as investor and lender — from the bank bond market has rippled through covered bonds over the last 18 months, according to data from GlobalCapital’s Primary Market Monitor, which tracks syndicated benchmarks across asset classes in major currencies. Frank Jackman reports.
