BBVA
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Banks are looking at next five weeks to raise anything from deeply subordinated capital to senior debt
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◆ Insurance companies continue to pump tier two capital this week ◆ Banks opt for the most subordinated debt funding in dollars ◆ Small Smaller French insurer receives 8.8 subscription ratio despite French assets widening
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◆ Orders fail to match recent T2 deals, but rivals say that’s OK ◆ Why psychology matters ◆ Debate on premium
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Spanish bank also takes a FIG banker from HSBC
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Corporate bond market stands at its strongest point with more FIG deals expected, though higher new issue premiums eyed
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Usual fourth syndication to follow after the summer
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Issuer prices flat to secondary curve as investors chase Spanish agency bonds
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◆ Spanish bank raises €750m new capital ahead of calls in the middle of Sabadell takeover bid ◆ Tight price leads to more than €2.2bn of orders dropping ◆ Greece’s Alpha bank prints first tier two in more than three years
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Deal turned out larger than some had expected
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◆ Senior preferred format helps mitigate execution risk ◆ Issuer shifts larger funding into shorter FRN ◆ Rates volatility back on the agenda
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Austria, France and Portugal opt for the same window
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French president’s call for international consolidation bucks a long trend of political opposition