Société Générale
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After a sharp slump in corporate finance revenues, investment banks are facing an uncertain second half of the year. If previous downturns are a guide, job cuts will be inevitable before a new market reality emerges to trigger the next wave of capital markets and M&A activity. By David Rothnie -
The sustainability-linked loan found solid demand, with the deal landing at $912m
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Issuer attracts €32bn of demand in encouraging sign for other borrowers
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Issuer draws smallest demand in years despite Moody’s upgrade this week
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Société Générale paid a hefty premium to access the dollar market on Wednesday as banks and other financial sector issuers continue to adapt to higher funding costs to get deals over the line.
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Issuer overcomes worries of low levels of interest for long euro debt
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Combined company Forvia aims to be a leader in car batteries and electronics
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SocGen needs to find a solution quickly to its succession issue as it looks to avoid mission creep. David Rothnie assesses the internal and external candidates
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Investors still favouring liquidity, but smaller issuers can get deals done
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Euro pipeline builds as KommuneKredit and Andalucia mandate for ESG bonds
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Russia neighbour cruises through busy sovereign market that also hosts France linker
