Issues
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Sterling rush continues as 13th consecutive interest rate rise is on the horizon -
Issuer's paper is trading tightly despite the new loan pushing expected demerger talks further away
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Rare Latin American corporate mandate could open a window for others
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Tightest deal from LBBW struggled to reach full subscription as investors leaned towards spread
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Blockchain platform protocol aims to reduce carbon footprint of participants
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Issuance of convertibles in EMEA has hit the buffers in May and June to market's surprise
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◆ Several factors behind the aggressive pricing technique ◆ Scarcity value pays off in 'super strong' market ◆ Possible refinancing of a called, grandfathered tier two
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From the US debt ceiling to Silicon Valley Bank, SSA editor Addison Gong, explores the highs and lows of SSA bond issuance this year through data captured in GlobalCapital’s Primary Market Monitor and uncovers the shifting patterns in how issuers raise benchmark funding.
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Much has changed for agency borrowers in recent times. No longer the beneficiaries of central bank bond buying, deal execution has become less like a cruise and more like white water rafting. But this is more of a return to normal for this group of issuers rather than a sign it is falling out of favour with investors.
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The investor relations function at SSA borrowers is evolving fast, unrecognisable today from the cottage industry that began to take shape at the turn of the century, writes Philip Moore. The demands around ESG are driving change, but so too is technology, as well as the experiences of Covid — good and bad.
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As the financial world adapts to a radically different paradigm, in which central banks are putting quantitative easing into reverse and cranking up interest rates, supranational institutions sit atop the pile of global bond issuers.
