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Premiums to rocket but how high? Euro locals leave it to international banks in covered bond market in aftermath of Credit Suisse affair
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Regulators’ supportive words have saved AT1, but prices are prohibitively high
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Bank bond spreads did not tighten despite the SNB’s support for Credit Suisse, prompting market participants to expect a different and hasty conclusion
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Mandates pile up after empty week but dealers want safe, short deals to go first
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The market is in fine fettle but this is based on a delicate balance
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Big buyer steps out leaving returning group of investors to take up slack in rates markets
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Non-core currencies are giving European banks a funding afterparty, after time was called on the rally in core markets, where borrowing costs have risen
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Issuers will need to offer more generous concessions as they return from blackout, despite a stellar start to the year in the primary market as investors recalibrate strategies in search of spread direction
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Riskier trades fly after JP Morgan stretches maturities beyond defensive short end
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Strong support for national champions as market volatility persists
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Issuers will need to move early and nimbly as credit and rates sentiment will be choppy
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Firms turn to sterling and euros to take deals off the table and ease New Year funding pressure