Issues
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How investment banks profit when clients can’t shop around, and why their clients should be grateful -
◆ The new pecking order in eurozone government bonds ◆ Can the bond market build Britain? ◆ UniCredit v Commerzbank: after Orcel's gambit, the Orlopp defence
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Inflationary risks are rising again — luckily central banks are still driving rates south
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Issuers said to have this week 'withdrawn' planned covered bond sales will look at later window
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Market participants weigh up how to evaluate Spain-France inversion and outperformers like Portugal and Greece
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Busy streak of capital issuance has disgruntled some investors, but bank issuers still have upper hand in a rate cutting cycle
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AirBaltic is debating whether to press go on a €300m dual listing by the end of 2024, as StandardAero jumps on NYSE debut and Etihad eyes next year
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Amid limited supply from central Asia, sovereign could be filling gap in investor pockets left by Russia's absence
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◆ September was second busiest month for FIG issuance in 2024 ◆ US insurers raise debt ahead of bank earnings ◆ Banks set to print from second part of October
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Commerzbank’s new chief executive Bettina Orlopp has limited options to defend the bank — unlike UniCredit in attacking it
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Bumper September brings post 2020 peak
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Ratings and covenants begin to show strain of fire safety and insulation costs
