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European FIG issuers should consider a more disciplined approach to borrowing
Non-UK names offer sterling investors depth and diversity
◆ CIBC takes large share of the covered bond limelight as market tone improves ◆ SEB returns to euros for the first time in two years ◆ Outcomes likely to attract other issuers, say bankers
Duration on the cards for senior funders, with covered bonds set to skew short
Bright spots in financial and corporate bond markets despite expected economic hit from escalating trade war
Successful corporates and FIG bonds belie move to ‘higher volatility regime'
Greater concessions nip nervousness and orderbook attrition in the bud
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◆ Week-long flow of insurance capital sales in euros and sterling ◆ ASR goes for a longer and tight RT1 ◆ Both issuers using proceeds to buy back capital notes -
◆ Sterling market embraces diverse set of insurance sector deals ◆ L&G underlines different current dynamics in tier two and RT1 asset classes ◆ Proceeds to go for buyback ahead of October call
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Higher sovereign rates are here to stay, but borrowers can cope
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◆ Rare deeply subordinated capital from an insurer in sterling very popular ◆ Potentially negative new issue premium ◆ First possible window taken
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◆ Issuer waited for stable market ◆ Mixed views on concession ◆ Deal gives 'capital structure arb'
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◆ Value versus domestic curve debated ◆ Scarce Nordic tier two supply helped trade ◆ Nordic names 'still performing during volatility'
Polls and awards
The vote to choose the leading firms and individuals in the international debt capital markets has begun
The covered bond market gathered in Porto to celebrate its standout deals, institutions and individuals
The best banks, issuers, individuals and other market participants were awarded at GlobalCapital's flagship industry dinner in London
The winning deals, banks, issuers and other market participants will be revealed at a gala dinner in Porto on September 12
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