US dollar
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The issuance of bank hybrids underlined the continuing strength of the dollar market after the reopening of the US federal government -
Recent euro tap lured big order book amid scarce supply
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◆ 'Amazing,' says rival banker ◆ Lack of 10 year issuance helped ◆ Pipeline for next two weeks 'looking good'
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Major supranationals were also active last week in the private market in ESG-labelled and local currency bonds
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◆ First ancillary tier one note ◆ Features unique reset structure ◆ $7.5bn of orders before reconciliation
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◆ Two insurers announce capital deal mandates◆ Bermuda tier one offers unique reset structure ◆ Bupa opts for sterling tier two
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Standard Chartered raised $1bn AT1 with none to call next year
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Banks tap Asia for diversification, while SSAs stay busy in euros and dollars
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Issuer plans to go longer in dollars and venture into new markets like Canadian dollars, and potentially bring another hybrid deal
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UK bank trio stands out in heavy Yankee onslaught either side of Fed meeting
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EFSF and EU have deals to come but 2026 conversations have already started, with long end yields in focus
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Sovereign prices flat to euro curve and 'well in line' with peers despite being less frequent in the currency
