US dollar
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Two insurance companies print just over $1bn as market participants brace for US banks’ first quarter earnings results -
Financial Conduct Authority announces intentions to publish a synthetic dollar Libor rate for an additional 15 months
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Wider spreads against swaps have allowed issuers to pay skinny concession to print large sizes
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Québec is back in the dollar market after a two year hiatus as World Bank brings second deal of week
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IADB, KfW and the World Bank raised more than $10bn between them
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Deals planned for across the maturity curve
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Bank issuers stay away from bond funding in the US as well as in Europe as domestic insurance companies dominate supply
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Dutch issuer takes $500m after no supply from the public sector in the currency for weeks
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Regulators’ supportive words have saved AT1, but prices are prohibitively high
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UnitedHealth brings jumbo deal but banks stay on the sidelines
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FIG bond issuance comes to a complete standstill in dollars as US banking crisis forces a rethink on regulation of smaller and regional lenders
