North America
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Inaugural deal could follow after a week of investor meetings -
The French firm is bolstering its operations in North America as it doubles down on its ambition to be Europe’s leading bank, writes David Rothnie
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The short tenor proved a decisive factor in capturing bank investor interest
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Sizeable deal could have been even larger had a shorter maturity been chosen
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Listing by way of introduction is set to become popular amid regulatory uncertainty on IPOs
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Smaller issuers may need to wait until a highly rated national champion reopens the market and sheds much needed light on pricing
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Order books for sterling covered bonds have been slow to build and smaller than usual, despite a double digit spread widening
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SSA issuers in dollars turn to defensive floating rate deals ahead of expected 50bp rate rise
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Dollars next for Saskatchewan after Swiss market return
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Life is slowly returning to the China-US listings market, but ECM bankers will need to adapt to a radically different environment
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Defining clients as European, US or Japanese does them a 'disservice', says US head of advisory and capital markets. 'At the end of the day, there are SMBC clients.'
