Issues
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Evidence emerges that specific issuers may find sterling is competitive compared to euros -
The euro SSA market has held up well in the face of high inflation and its remedies: rising rates and quantitative tightening. To achieve that, issuers have found intricate ways to mitigate bond execution risk, writes Georgie Lee, and be nimbler than at any point in recent memory.
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Illiquid secondary markets are a flimsy indicator of risk appetite. EM needs primary action for investors to gain conviction
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Demand for high yielding paper drives comeback for most subordinated bank capital
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Italian lender pushes out to print 31 year non-call 30 note
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Asset managers are ruling the roost
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Eager investors appear willing to ignore hawkish signs with more borrowers likely to contemplate bonds
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Guidance on thorny issues welcomed, but Commission may have created new problems
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Central bank rates decisions spur demand but issuers left bound by cost and competition
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The recent acquisitions of Numis and Greenhill are just the beginning, say bankers, as rising costs and slumping revenues test the business models of independent and medium-sized investment banks
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The soda ash company failed to convince risk-averse investors to accept its valuation demands
