Sterling
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◆ Deal draws £470m book ◆ Agency has not appeared in sterling in more than two years ◆ CDC plots two-day execution
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◆ French insurance company prints inaugural tier two debt for M&A ◆ UK’s Zopa raises sterling AT1 capital to meet growth targets ◆ Oldest German building society expands funding mix
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◆ Views vary on new issue premium ◆ Sterling market revived this week ◆ AT1 flurry extends
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◆ Larger deal than its previous subordinated sterling issuance ◆ Funding cost comes close to euros ◆ Two ways to construct fair value
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Private equity buyers look for finance as they buy up infrastructure assets
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◆ HSBC raises more than $11bn-equivalent senior and subordinated funding in a little over a week ◆ Hits improved sterling market for first time since September ◆ Broker IG Group makes its second bond appearance
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◆ Joint biggest deal of the year attracts largest book since last May ◆ Final spread the tightest in almost a year ◆ Sterling offers saving compared with euros or dollars
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◆ New deals expected to encourage other borrowers into euros and sterling ◆ Tight funder DNB shows spreads still a touch wider than pre-tariff volatility ◆ Lloyds' home foray underlines improved relative funding cost in sterling
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◆ QTC inaugural deal could 'open doors' ◆ Bank treasuries supporting 0% RW names ◆ NWB opts for sterling alongside CAF
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Utilities, healthcare and telecoms among the sectors highlighted as prime targets for consolidation
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Diversity of deals on offer as recession fears subside
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Both decisions met market expectations, despite prevailing economic uncertainty