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All eyes were on Bank of Queensland’s latest five-year senior-unsecured transaction as the secondary-market curve widened in the wake of changes to the committed liquidity facility announced last month. The issuer tells KangaNews demand for the deal was above expectations, with strong participation from real-money investors.

Securitisation flow in the Australian market was the highlight of the week with six transactions, while Bank of Queensland printed the first five-year, senior-unsecured bank deal since changes announced to the committed-liquidity facility.