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The regulator's final determination is meant to provide guidance to the industry for the next five years, instead it is piling on the pain
The great conditions for FIG issuers that had prevailed all year round have gone. But there is a ready solution — issuers must pay new issue premiums
Data is so hot right now, but it can't tell you everything
Creditors can and will be bumped down the pecking order at the time when it matters most
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Bank controls have proven far more useful on one side of the Atlantic than the other this year and any regulatory overhaul stemming from the recent debacle in the sector should keep this in mind -
Orders have tumbled for a number of bond syndications recently when issuers have set final terms, which has proved a source of anxiety. But this is no bad trip; rather it is a market operating in a higher state of consciousness
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It may have become a dirty word for CMBS investors, but the reality is much more nuanced
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Banks should stop blaming issuers and start providing opportunities
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At the tipping point, the spectre of spread widening has failed to materialise
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Opportunities to buy floating rate paper at wide spreads before issuers stop coming are limited, investors are taking notice
