Euro
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Borrower lights the way for bulging books and negative concessions -
◆ GACM 'a good name' and should garner orders ◆ Crelan had delayed debut last week ◆ Investors may turn to tier two for spread, though some bankers less constructive
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Reverse Yankee issuers find far calmer market than a week ago
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Mitsubishi HC brings FIG floating fun to corporate market
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Upcoming deal could price in the low 30s over mid-swaps
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Buying the bond at a premium to parent RBI is a 'no-brainer', according to a lead manager
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Trades line up as IG corporate market finishes week strongly
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Public sector issuers manoeuvred a US sell-off with euro issuance slated to pick up
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Investors are ready to embrace unsecured bank debt yet again — but at double digit new issue concessions
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Asset managers should be drawn to high spread products from infrequent names
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Blusterous week in rates enough to wobble, but not topple, strong credit market as banker says volatility was 'net-positive'
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◆ Senior FRNs in euros appear more cost-efficient for issuers than covered bonds ◆ Savings vary by issuer ◆ Asset mangers prefer to buy from higher-rated FRN issuers
