Yen
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◆Improved Japanese investor appetite visible in non-preferred tranches◆ Two more issuers may print in yen as early as next week◆ Crédit Agricole takes different approach with Panda -
◆ French Samurai issued across the capital structure ◆ Bank of Japan supports cheaper yen issuance than dollars ◆ HSBC lures yield-driven buyers with lower yielding senior bail-in foray
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More foreign banks are preparing to issue in Japan as local investors show strong appetite
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Domestic bond markets once again demonstrate worth for issuers funding in times of global stress
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When core currencies prove pricey, think different, think niche
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First AT1 issued by a G-Sib since Credit Suisse’s rescue has limited implications for the global market
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Demand strongest at the short end due to market volatility
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Higher euro and dollar funding costs for banks can make yen a cheaper alternative
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Intesa offers up to five tranches out to 10 years as Rabobank issues private tier two
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Weaker market no bar to riskiest capital for Swedish lender as DNB and LF Bank raise subordinated debt
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Deal provides investor and tenor diversification as well as largest yen funding in past 10 years
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Bank of Nova Scotia deal on Monday would have been tough to execute a day later
