Sterling
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◆ Dutch bank pushes sterling funding through its euro secondary curve ◆ Max size achieved ◆ Investors remain glued to the deal as they foresee performance amid supply scarcity -
Shopping mall company received a blowout response to its £400m bond last week and good take-up of a tender offer
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◆ Deal comes close to fair value ◆ Shorter tenor offers investors something different ◆ Mass wave of sterling supply not expected to follow
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French political risk, US economic data and EU supply to set tone in public sector market
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Issuers said to have this week 'withdrawn' planned covered bond sales will look at later window
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US election and earnings blackouts slam breaks on busy year
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◆ Minimal premium paid ◆ Structural demand from UK bank treasuries down but Asia steps in ◆ Sterling spread vs euro more attractive for issuers
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Top tier real estate borrowers continue building on solid foundations in bond market
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Sterling the big winner year-on-year as US election volatility looms
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“A distressed exchange over the coming months is now a highly likely scenario”, says Moody’s
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Initial deal docs came with ability to switch to sustainability-linked loan
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Next three to four weeks key if issuers are to complete 2024 funding early
