Sweden
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The Swedish car maker initially struggled to gain traction during book building, but its IPO is now due to price later this week
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The Swedish car maker may raise up to €3.375bn
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Growing Norwegian investor base keen to pick up labelled paper
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Fears of inflation and Riksbank holding reductions driving short end covered interest
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FIG investors seek out senior preferred in Swedish kronor
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The move will increase capital demands on the banking sector by about $2bn
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The Skr25.1bn ($2.94bn) block trade is one of the largest in EMEA this year
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Euros offering a cheaper alternative for Nordic borrowers
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Swedish health and wellbeing brand Midsona has sold new shares worth Skr500m (€50m) in a block trade
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Swedish firms flock to MTN market in search of covered and senior funding
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The Swedish krona covered bond curve has steepened over the course of the year alongside a rise in net issuance, with last month's volumes almost twice those of last July.
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Banks are seeing light at the end of the tunnel as they emerge from major cost cutting exercises at the same time as economies around the world begin to emerge, erratically, from pandemic restrictions. Now the question is whether there will be enough capital markets business to go around.