Long summer forecast amid blackouts and limited needs
Posted on 24 July 2017
Euro covered bond issuance may not resume in full force until late August, bankers expect, with the majority of issuers yet to report, many already well-funded, and the market feeling the effects of the summer slowdown – even if opportunities are being taken advantage of elsewhere...
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