North America
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◆ Issuer stays in senior format as European peers opt for raising AT1 capital ◆ State Street adds rare tier two to funding mix ◆ Conducive market may stretch FIG issuance after Thanksgiving into December -
CPI print data in the US and UK may pave the way for a more buoyant year
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The Spanish lender is looking to buck the trend among European banks that have tried and failed to build a sustainable presence in US investment banking
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M&A funding dominated the last full week before Thanksgiving
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High beta and long duration back in demand after US inflation falls
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Bank has made a number of key capital markets and M&A hires and promotions in New York, including co-heads of global capital markets for the Americas
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US dollar market helped the province to raise an equivalent of five to six domestic bonds
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◆ SocGen and especially UBS garner huge demand for high yielding AT1s ◆ Red-hot interest suggests more European banks could issue in subordinated Yankees ◆ HSBC and BBVA raise $2.75bn in tier two
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An avalanche of corporate dollar supply surpassed expectations this week amid a strong rate rally
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Former IB co-CEO to join as vice-chair of corporate and investment bank
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European real estate sector has been pressured by rising borrowing costs
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US bank’s $6bn two-part opco/holdco deal, joined by Santander and Standard Chartered Yankees, pushes October FIG volume to $54bn
