Issues
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Citi has chosen one of its own senior deal makers as its new head of equity capital markets for the Iberia region
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Sizeable euro funding to supplement domestic deals across the Nordic region as Swedish domestic advantage ebbs
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China's Covid wave could drive deeper recession, with long-dated debt vulnerable
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European banks are turning away from deals as margins get squeezed by a higher cost of funding
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Credit Suisse has made cuts to its convertible bonds business in EMEA as part of its sweeping restructuring
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GlobalCapital’s Toby Fildes surveyed the heads of debt capital markets at 24 of the top 25 banks in the bond market in November, to ask their views on how the market will evolve in 2023. While there are some signs of optimism, their stance overall is wary. The Russia-Ukraine war is still regarded as the biggest source of danger, but China-Taiwan has shot up the agenda. Information design Jon Hay, Antony Parselle
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End of ECB bond buying will 'level the playing field' for non-euro names
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Triple A-rated German development bank to borrow €80bn
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Bank credit spreads hold firm despite the ECB's aggressive tightening complicating FIG issuance next year
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Italian pharmacy group to refinance €460m of debt and pursue acquisitions
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Flood of long dated supply could steepen the Norwegian govvie curve
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Corporate bankers’ confidence grows for strong spread backdrop in busy January window