Issue 1882
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Being made a Goldman Sachs partner retains an appeal and the process is fiercely competitive, but it’s not as attractive — or important — as it once was -
Market awaits ESMA analysis in January, with consensus that benefits of T+1 for the EU are largely political
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Banks celebrate Trump win amid hopes of looser regulations
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Conclusive US election result and rate product woes open pre-funding options to banks
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A US-led swift resolution to the war in Ukraine doesn't necessarily mean an end to hostilities
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No tightening in sight but stability hopes rise as market digests the US and German political events. Next EU deal to offer direction
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Historic spread shift smacks valuations after German government falls apart. Market at 'most critical moment in 20 years'
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Some CEE countries are already borrowing huge amounts in the Eurobond market
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Opportunistic issuers line up, but odd swap spread moves could drain demand from asset class
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Three issuers hit the market on Thursday, as pipeline builds for next week
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◆ Société Générale prints dual-tranche senior ◆ Bankers agree on new issue premium ◆ Some question two year format
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Inability to rely on the US will provide the impetus for loosening regulations in securitization
