Austria
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◆ Big five year book for sovereign ◆ Fourth syndicated transaction "not required" ◆ Pricing didn't work for ultra-long dated tap
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◆ Last dollar benchmark of 2024 is a five year ◆ Spread tightened despite tight start ◆ ‘Very strong print’ at a ‘carefully chosen spot’
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◆ Lower tier issuer to offer subordinated paper after major FIG issuers print ◆ Aims to increase capital with a second deal this year ◆ Allianz aims for broad demand with dollar tier two
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Banker returns to debt capital markets after three years at Origin Markets
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A three or five year benchmark is expected as agency enters autumn 80% funded
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◆ Austrian lender nearly four times covered ◆ Bankers question whether the deal started wide despite double digit tightening
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Novotny-Farkas is understood to be joining another bank in Germany with similar responsibilities
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◆ DZ Hyp to sell short green deal ◆ Raiffeisen Bausparkasse readies debut ◆ Recent deals tighten against improving backdrop
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Barclays has scooped ex-Morgan Stanley banker to lead its business in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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Austria, France and Portugal opt for the same window
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No premium was needed due to a late influx of strong demand
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Deals lined up for this week and next as smaller issuers discover duration possibilities but illiquidity causes pricing poser
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Armin Heuberger has finished a 15 year run at Swiss bank
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MUFG hires new investment grade finance director for Germany and Austria
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Austrian borrower’s €2.6bn book its biggest ever
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Agency joined SSA peers to confirm that ‘there is demand’ in this market
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Bank must accept a perfect deal may not be possible while it has Russia exposure
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Covered bonds are popular across Europe, but domestic demand is still king
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MUFG Bank is looking to grow financial institutions coverage in Europe
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Five to seven year deals 'in vogue' as issuers look back to the belly of the curve
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‘Solid’ first 2024 syndication despite wider secondary curve
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Issuer found unprecedented success in sterling and five year dollars
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Crédit Agricole Italia, SaarLB, OP and Tirol greatly boost covered confidence
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More issuers have priced sterling bonds against swaps than Gilts so far this year