UK
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New banks join borrowing base and term loan -
Credit score company overcomes investors' concerns to tighten pricing sharply
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Blowout demand for 20 year sterling tranche suggests investors are not beholden to rate volatility
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Vacancy filled following Jessica Pulay's promotion to be chief last year
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◆ Investors show little concern over sterling instability ◆ Deal comes flat to fair value ◆ Prices flat to peers and inside recent SSA supply
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◆ RV in sterling turns less favourable for issuers ◆ Investors 'underwater' on recent deals ◆ Asset managers see 'no fundamental change' in UK financials from higher Gilt yields
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◆ Gilts rocked on macro fears but sterling bond issuance booms ◆ Just how much of a basket case is the UK anyway? ◆ Debt-for-nature swaps blossom
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Super sterling goes ballistic, pricing is attractive
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Class B creditors' chances of having their rescue plan adopted appear slim as lawyers judge their timing to be too late and highlight unprecedented nature of case
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◆ Issuer matches previous record ◆ Pricing level was 'never a question' ◆ Market shrugs off Gilt selling
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Thames case in 'uncharted territory', according to restructuring lawyers
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Ailing Thames Water got little of what it asked for, Southern Water a modest lift
