Weekly Covers
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◆ Green label and capped size set up tight pricing ◆ Result is Danske's tightest tier two, beating Covid-era issuance ◆ Some first mover advantage gained -
Capital raise consequence of the Trump administration's onslaught on renewables
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Money pours into undersupplied market in run-up to late August's restart
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Hope Trump would end the war triggered a big rally earlier this year
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Major private credit investors aspire to more as funding from private debt seeks to go mainstream
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Senior funding there for the taking, covered bonds yet to take off — but conditions are great for all
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Wendel’s success this week could tempt others to seize the window
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Favourable treatment of equity investments under legislative programmes to be extended from banks to insurers, conditions clarified
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Big volumes as emerging market desks bear big changes
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◆ Swedish bank prices the tightest senior non-preferred in more than three years ◆ Why spread breached 100bp ◆ Market 'busier than expected'
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Aussie covered supply could rise if proposal to lift cover pool cap passes
