Issues
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Revolving credit facilities are getting longer, but with exceptions -
Sporadic and debut borrowers must overcome election volatility to seal funding
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Bankers identify several reasons why FIG issuers deserted the primary market, unlike their corporate peers
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Outgoing head of UBS Investment Bank has steered it through tumultuous times
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Many FIG issuers were quick to abandon the primary market this week, but it could get a lot worse
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Deals for Raspberry Pi and others this week lifted the mood in UK equity capital markets as issuance for rest of the year and next is debated
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Some bankers were surprised, others not, but all expect a reduced EU funding programme for 2024's second half
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Where other markets fumbled, IG corporate bonds added more than €10bn of debt to the year’s total
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German issuer's return partly due to continuing volatility caused by the French election
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The Act could resurface next year after November’s elections
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◆ Issuer takes patient approach in volatile market ◆ First such deal in over a decade ◆ M&A adds complexity
