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The issuance trajectory of Germany’s federal states is price-positive, and issuers say there is no prospect of their presence in global capital markets evaporating in the foreseeable future.
S&P Global Ratings (S&P) published a report, on 26 June, positing that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ)’s proposed increase to bank-capital requirements will have minimal effect on the availability of credit in New Zealand, based on capital requirements stipulated by Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).
Australia’s total volume of securitisation priced in May was greater than in any month since November 2017. With more issuance on the way, lead managers say transparency has been integral to ensuring the best possible result for all issuers.
One of the major dynamics on the issuance side for Australian government-sector issuers is the projected net new-issuance decline for the Australian sovereign. This will influence future funding strategy for the sovereign and states.
One of the major dynamics on the issuance side for Australian government-sector issuers is the projected net new-issuance decline for the Australian sovereign. This will influence future funding strategy for the sovereign and states.
One of the major dynamics on the issuance side for Australian government-sector issuers is the projected net new-issuance decline for the Australian sovereign. This will influence future funding strategy for the sovereign and states.
The issuance trajectory of Germany’s federal states is price-positive, and issuers say there is no prospect of their presence in global capital markets evaporating in the foreseeable future.
The issuance trajectory of Germany’s federal states is price-positive, and issuers say there is no prospect of their presence in global capital markets evaporating in the foreseeable future.
The issuance trajectory of Germany’s federal states is price-positive, and issuers say there is no prospect of their presence in global capital markets evaporating in the foreseeable future.
One of the major dynamics on the issuance side for Australian government-sector issuers is the projected net new-issuance decline for the Australian sovereign. This will influence future funding strategy for the sovereign and states.
If US private placements (USPPs) are Australian corporates’ preferred bond format, their core debt-funding option remains bank debt. The loan market is changing but continues to provide ample liquidity and attractive pricing.
One of the major dynamics on the issuance side for Australian government-sector issuers is the projected net new-issuance decline for the Australian sovereign. This will influence future funding strategy for the sovereign and states.