United States
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Just one corporate tapped the US investment grade market this week -
Firm hired two regulatory experts from Credit Suisse last month
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Microsoft is said to be eyeing a new deal
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◆ Investors primed to book US financials amid supply scarcity ◆ US banks lift $22.7bn in three days ◆ US Bancorp joins on Thursday, MUFG adds ultra-popular Yankee AT1
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Spiking yields and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have dampened the market
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◆ UK building society prints first Yankee in more than a year ◆ Pays 7bp NIP amid challenging market conditions ◆ Favourable demand for Yankee SNP and TLAC
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The realisation that rates will be higher for longer is driving more US corporates into the convertible bond market
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Bond market sell-off hampers supply
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Europe's IPO market looks to kick on but deals must be priced well to ensure aftermarket performance
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◆ Foreign trio raises $8.25bn in the US before the FOMC disrupts issuance ◆ Danske was the latest to tap the market in SP structure
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Borrowers were anxious to avoid being in the market during this week's Fed meeting
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Fifteen years after Lehman's collapse, many say banking system regulation does not work as intended
