Santander
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Market enters third chapter of 2026, in which issuers and investors strike a more equal balance even though issuers may need to pay up -
The preference for a diverse group of lead managers and the convention of reciprocity keep covered bond bookrunning competitive despite concentration so far this year
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◆ UK building society offered 1bp-2bp NIPs on each tranche ◆ Banker said covered was 'well-flagged' ◆ Second banker said they took BNS and added 'UK pick-up'
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Challenger bank's senior notes land just 1bp outside Santander's recent trade
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◆ First senior preferred trade in a month ◆ Santander extends its SP curve ◆ Slim premium on both tranches
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◆ Santander and SEB print sterling seniors ◆ 'Opportunistic window' for issuers ◆ Possible sign of busy sterling market next week
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UK bank trio stands out in heavy Yankee onslaught either side of Fed meeting
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Tom Hall talks to George Smith about the lively and Santander-dominated European ABS primary market, before discussing the bankruptcy of US ABS issuer Tricolor with Chad Van Estrop
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Bank recruits three for public sector debt capital markets, another to move out to Middle East
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Financial institutions dealmaking is at an 18 year high but banking consolidation is elusive
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Santander's popular dual tranche deal could spur others to follow, but flood of trades is unlikely
