Sterling
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Lloyds chooses additional tier one (AT1) funding in sterling while Allianz and Société Générale hit euro market for tier two financing -
New deal takes Swiss bank's senior funding to $10.5bn-equivalent in August
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BNP Paribas offers riskiest debt with AT1 in euros while Commerzbank and Bank of Ireland to issue tier two in euros and sterling
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Sterling market offers funding arbitrage at the short end of the curve
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PBB was unable to tighten against a softer backdrop, but still sealed a €500m new issue
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Issuance to bounce back with quality paper available at alluring spreads
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Almost all corporate bonds held by Bank eligible for its auction process with buy-backs also on offer
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The deal was launched as inflation concern pushed Gilt yields higher
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Late summer sterling financial run hits £2.25bn
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Sovereign issuer seeks market feedback on Gilt sales for the remainder of 2022
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Swedish bank surpasses expectations as it attracts £2bn of orders
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Euro and sterling markets may provide cheaper funding for European banks' next issuance wave
