Issues
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◆ Spanish bank becomes first big European lender to skip an AT1 call this year ◆ Muted market reaction for other issuers so far ◆ Intesa Sanpaolo prints €1.25bn AT1 with €5bn peak book -
Concessions in the teens and big book showed investors were unworried about falling demand for expensive goods
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At least four CEE banks are preparing new bond issuance in the next few weeks
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Canadians to scour different currencies and tenors
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Stability is more important than dazzling book sizes, say bankers, as issuance ploughs on
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The medical equipment company is funding its acquisition of Icelandic peer Kerecis with equity
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◆ Quartet prints €2.75bn of senior non-preferred debt ◆ Investors show clear preference for higher yielding paper ◆ Deal with lowest spread pays highest premium
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Two hybrid trades this week have got away with zero concessions
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A modest widening in the short end is not likely to pose a problem
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Investors like the spread the Czech bank offers to similarly rated peers in western Europe
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The military takeover comes just a month after Gabon issued a blue bond
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Erdogan has shown that he is willing to listen to foreign investors, but they must act
