Featured FIG
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Rampant market tested the limits of investor appetite this week just as central bank support ebbs away -
Demand for high yielding paper drives comeback for most subordinated bank capital
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With spreads near year's tightest, banks may step up unsecured funding but investors may not be keen on low spread products
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◆ Capped sales surpass expectations ◆ Fixed sizes could help as covered funders push out along the curve
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As the going got tough, the tough got their deals done leading to hopes of AT1s and Italian covered bonds
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As Santander rattles through tier two trade, FIG market anticipates destination: AT1
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Risk appetite is sound, meaning investors want to get paid
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An issuance window for banks is opening up but the way through is far from clear
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BMO, RBC and BNS have taken on new staff to capture on juicy FIG fees
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Foreign investors show discernment between Swiss banks but demand higher premium
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Europe's FIG bond market prices and expectations of subordinated debt issuance rose following the Italian bank's decision
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When FIG gets that feeling, it means primary's healing
