Issues
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FCA and PRA dance to Treasury's pro-growth tune -
French rates risk appetite returns but OAT spreads still a hurdle for covered issuers
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European banks joined corporate long-dated fray this week as investors showed ample appetite for more
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Market looks beyond Asia holiday for uptick in issuance with dollar duration tipped
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A slow January could be completely recovered if US issuers turn up in force again for February
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Market participants sceptical new Trump administration will take a gradual approach to tariffs
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Regulator promises change but experts warn banks not to expect miracles
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Supreme in investment banking, Jamie Dimon is still not satisfied. Going further will depend on JP Morgan’s new gameplan — to catch companies young
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◆ German states find price sensitivity in latest transactions ◆ Bremen sticks, Hamburg twists — but orders drop ◆ KfW spread drives Länder love
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'One can definitely see the attraction to investors,' says issuer
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◆ Deal attracts largest CEE euro covered book ◆ Book holds up after 'aggressive' 12bp move ◆ Bond prices through fair value, but setting the level proves tricky
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Arranging a cheap loan in return for lucrative ancillary business is a tougher sell
