Euro
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Unsecured issuance in euros catches up with last year thanks to improving funding conditions, smooth March -
German agency gets €19bn of orders despite slowdown before holiday
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Corporate bond market ends quarter as strongly as it began
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◆ Deal lures investors amid lack of euro issuance this week ◆ Moves in pricing by 35bp from IPTs on 6NC5 deal ◆ Follows after S$400m SNP diversification
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Agency achieves record tightening, plans at least one other public bond in 2024
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Week starts with a high beta tone as issuers prepare to cram into a short window
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Lender's Singapore entity could issue its debut euro covered bond following non-deal roadshow
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◆ Bank remains 'ready' to issue an AT1 if market is there ◆ RBI expects its planned Russia exit through Strabag equity stake purchase to go ahead ◆ Old AT1 unlikely to be called in June
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New factors suggest bank bond issuers will find even better funding market if they wait until after Easter
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Higher than average issuance in first quarter augurs slim pickings ahead
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