Italy
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IPOs of Plenitude and De Nora stand on shaky ground as markets adjust to expectations of higher interest rates -
Italian energy group will need to accept lower valuation to push forward with green transition
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Europe's IPO market has floundered amid volatility this year
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Undersupplied five year point the ‘sweet spot’ for covered deals
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Southern European issuer has simple time in the market despite money tightening fears
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Austria to debut in green bond market, while Italy faces pricing into widening spreads
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The eurozone's periphery sovereigns will have to pay more to access capital markets but can weather the storm
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Investors at risk of sizeable mark-to-market losses on sovereign bonds if bar to ECB intervention remains this high
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Issuers and investors discover their appetite for deals in southern Europe
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Eni's renewables unit is seen as one of the strongest candidates to reopen the IPO market in Europe
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Bigger concessions become an important way to mitigate volatility in swap spreads
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German bank offloaded 0.3% stake in the Italian payment services company
