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A large drop in orders was not a surprise as CFF cranked the spread in
World's oldest bank to offer a pick-up to recent Italian deals
◆ UK's biggest building society kicks off FY 2024 issuance programme ◆ Treasury deputy Collins on 'never being a forced issuer' ◆ Nationwide and Virgin Money combined issuance needs under consideration
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Deal reviews
A large drop in orders was not a surprise as CFF cranked the spread in
Austrian borrower’s €2.6bn book its biggest ever
Landesbank Berlin’s sub-benchmark print to provide the next 10 year test
Calculating concessions ‘the only real challenge’ in red hot covered bond market
Secondary market
Yields and spreads collapse amid ‘desperate buying’
Sticky wage growth and higher net supply may then hit sentiment
EU expected to syndicate a green bond
Inventories to be pared down as end of year approaches
Opinion
Why lock in a high spread just because primary conditions are stellar?
Investors are hungry for higher yielding FIG bonds
◆ Records smashed in primary markets but what's driving it? ◆ Why order books are so swollen ◆ Rampant demand but companies want to cut hybrid debt
Returning investors to the asset class are playing the spread between different varieties of bank bonds, giving issuers something to think about and swelling their order books
Analysis
Convincing banks to print is the barrier to issuance
Handful of covered and unsecured deals could arrive early next week
Issuance to pick up, but funding officials could favour more attractive senior unsecured deals
Issuers may be lured to refinance maturing Pfandbriefe amid benign funding conditions
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