Oceania
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Aussie lenders set for an active 2022 in covered bond format -
Australia, New Zealand and Singapore to look at covered bonds to finance life after central bank funding
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The new rules will not require Australian banks to raise more capital
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Further covered and senior paper to come out of Australia as RBA funding programme winds down
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Bank of America has added to its Sydney desk with the hire of Simon Rutz from Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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The Australian bank is looking to expand its leveraged finance business in the region
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Aussie bank brings first euro covered bond since June
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The Australian bank took a large chunk out of its tier two programme with a local currency deal.
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ANZ has promoted veteran banker Farhan Faruqui as its new chief financial officer.
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A pair of banks moved the bar downwards as they printed two of the tightest Australian dollar deals since the 2008 financial crisis: ING Australia found demand for dual tranche covered bond, while United Overseas Bank tapped the three year point of the curve.
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ING is set to print the first Australian dollar covered bond of the year this week. Covered paper out of the region has remained scant over the last 12 months, but issuance is set to pick up as onshore lenders start to think about life after the end of the Reserve Bank of Australia's Term Funding Facility.
