Peripheral supply potential cited despite senior focus
Posted on 31 August 2018
At least two peripheral issuers could sell benchmark covered bonds in September, say bankers, even though peripheral banks are likely to be focussed on unsecured markets after recent well-received senior deals from Italy and Spain...
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