Issues
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Sterling and euro corporate bond markets turn hostile on Monday -
Marketing on Monday judged a good omen but tougher tests of credit appetite await after Irish holdco deal
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CEE corporates have not issued in euros for four months
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Borrowers are focused on cheaper pricing rather than bigger size, say loans bankers
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◆ Will Israel-Hamas conflict or US rates derail EM primary? ◆ Europe's IPO market dealt a new blow ◆ Private credit muscling in on investment grade lending
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Santander makes case for G-Sib issuance but bankers insist minnows can price unsecured too
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Europe pounded with another pulled deal while Middle East tipped to carry on unscathed despite regional unrest
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Confluence of negative macro factors bounce off purported high demand from investors
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Higher new issue concessions expected to continue into early 2024
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◆ Blockbuster-sized deal defies volatility ◆ Issuer spots 'right window' to execute Yankee return at 'acceptable' NIP ◆ Head of group funding talks to GlobalCapital
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Loans bankers say they expect institutional investors to provide funding to oil and gas companies
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Spiking yields and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have dampened the market
