Issues
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Pulled deals and depleted pipelines have made for a dismal year in UK corporate finance but banks are loathe to make big cuts to staff as they hope for an upturn in activity in 2023 -
Icy headwinds continue to suppress ECM deals, but a few sellers are braving the freeze
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Some lenders have cut back Turkish lending but banks do have less of a need for foreign currency
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Digital and traditional settlement link breakthrough
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UK companies are using market window to refinance leveraged debt
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The government sold a 6.11% stake after earnings boosted the stock price
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Markets were caught off guard by hawkish Fed chair but bankers say next week should be open for issuance
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Several issuers and investors have given up on 2022 and are focusing on next year’s issuance windows already
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Scant issuance prospects dashed as Treasury yields shift but investors say they have cash to play with
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Lenders are scaling back Turkey exposure amid a wider decline in CEEMEA lending
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Corporate treasurers paint a bleak picture for rest of year after Fed lifts terminal rate expectations
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Demand is fading with one deal even failing to attract a cornerstone, a rarity for a Hong Kong IPO
