Sterling
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◆ Nimble move pays off ◆ Demand alive and strong after busy Jan ◆ £1.75bn book size 'no mean feat' -
Covered and corporate issuers almost wholly responsible for lower volumes
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CFO and others testify amid rescue plan contest
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◆ Sterling issuance drops off after January rush ◆ Issuers may be cautious about high sterling rates ◆ Concerns around 'Fickle' investor base
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Lenders say project finance economics are working once more
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Ausgrid lines up deal and hopes for Reverse Yankee flow grow
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Bulk of the new loans will see margin fall if Saga cuts 4.6 times leverage
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Full steam ahead though smaller lenders might face cross currency challenges
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Big books are on display in undersupplied sterling market
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The private equity trust added banks to its lending group in the refinancing
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Water utility brings first deal since rules governing its sector were updated and Panorama allegations
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The 30 year bond 'ticked all the boxes' for the French agency
