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Corporate Bonds

Corporate credit braces for central bank mega-week

Trio of policy decisions could heavily influence important January issuance window

Mike Turner, December 12, 2022
Swiss franc bond market returns to strength

Triple-digit rises in swap rates across the curve propelled the Swiss franc bond market to its busiest year since 2014. With swaps firmly in positive territory, Swiss franc dealers are confident investors will flock back to fixed income products in 2023. By Frank Jackman.

Frank Jackman, December 12, 2022
Covered Bonds

Covered bonds set to thrive in tricky 2023

After years or low issuance volumes, covered bonds had a stellar 2022. But although the year’s performance has left the market in an optimistic mood overall, the war in Ukraine, inflation, recession and falling house prices mean few participants are taking 2023 for granted, as our covered bond market survey shows. By Bill Thornhill.

Bill Thornhill, December 12, 2022
FIG

Banks face heavy refinancing as expectations improve

After unexpectedly strong issuance of unsecured bonds in November, European banks have pre-funded for 2023, in anticipation of it being a year for refinancing across most, but not all, of the debt capital structure. Which asset classes are banks set to focus on? Atanas Dinov reveals GlobalCapital’s survey findings.

Atanas Dinov, December 12, 2022
FIG

A brave new FIG world as era of low spreads and coupons end

Financial institutions have grappled with an increasingly expensive primary bond market in 2022. As interest rates continue to climb and investors demand more spread for their cash, how much will banks have to pay up to play in the primary markets in 2023? By Frank Jackman.

Frank Jackman, December 12, 2022
Investment Grade Loans

High hopes for corporate issuance in 2023

This year was a tough one for European investment grade corporate borrowers in the bond market, but there is plenty of optimism that 2023 will be easier. Mike Turner surveyed senior corporate bond bankers across Europe to get their thoughts.

Mike Turner, December 12, 2022
Worst markets for years keep treasurers on their toes

Nimbleness was the name of the game for Europe’s high grade corporate bond issuers in 2022, as war, inflation and the end of quantitative easing transformed the market. High inflation means a large chunk of 2023 will be the same, but corporate funding chiefs hope the latter part of next year could provide excellent opportunities for issuance. Mike Turner reports.

Mike Turner, December 12, 2022
Companies cough up in public bond market

Investment grade corporate issuers have had to offer increasing amounts of spread to entice investors into their bonds as markets adjust to a new world of looming recession, soaring inflation, lower central bank support and higher interest rates. By Ralph Sinclair.

Ralph Sinclair, December 12, 2022
Syndicated Loans

Loan market’s cloudy outlook contains a ray of green light

The EMEA syndicated loan market has weathered the roughest year for capital markets since 2009 in decent shape. Even battered leveraged finance is working. But lenders are ambivalent on whether 2023 will bring a modest recovery or worse strains. As Marta Imarisio reports, the one bright spot is the ever-growing emphasis on ESG.

Marta Imarisio, December 12, 2022
Emerging Markets

The only way is up for CEEMEA bond markets

After a calamitous year in EM bonds, market participants are wary of predicting how the next 12 months could play out. Few foresaw the war in Ukraine — and even fewer the Covid pandemic, which influenced volumes for the two previous years. But there is some hope of normalisation in 2023, as GlobalCapital’s poll of bankers and investors shows. By Francesca Young.

Francesca Young, December 12, 2022
Emerging Markets

CEEMEA bond houses: beaten but not broken

After a year of war, rate rises, inflation and political pressures on the CEEMEA region, fixed income markets have been badly shaken. Citi and JP Morgan’s vice-like grip on the top of the primary market league tables remains, though others have been forced to question their commitment to the emerging market bond markets. Francesca Young reports.

Francesca Young, December 12, 2022
Emerging Markets

EM investors hope inflation turn will draw cash back in

Outflows from EM bond funds are not far off the $100bn mark in 2022, writes George Collard.

George Collard, December 12, 2022

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