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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.
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Praise for borrower's 'sensible' approach in tricky market
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Investors and dealers get to grips with nuances of demand for greater feedback
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◆ UK RMBS alive and kicking ◆ CLO window could be fleeting
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◆ Debut corporate issuers dip toes into bond waters ◆ What to do when waiting for EU ◆ Turkey’s timetable problems ◆ Birmingham’s financial blunder
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Fresh sovereign benchmark is golden opportunity for country's bond issuers
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The turning macro cycle means smaller bank issuers can afford to take their time and steer clear of the seemingly piping hot but unpredictable bond market
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◆ Green Lion steals the show ◆ EU ABS pipe ready to burst ◆ EU CLOs set for testing Q4
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◆ Nordea's novel twist on sustainable funding goes mainstream ◆ Corporate and SSAs: here for the duration ◆ Gabon and off: coup hits bonds
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Landmark Australian climate settlement removes a stumbling block but action is still needed