• Revised IPT - 8%
We move our FV down 0.125% also. We note that our FV remains 0.55% wide of the BACR 4.375% - which we now see as trading with a yield of 7.1% , vs over 7.2% in the chart in this morning's note.
• IPT: 8.125%
• FV: 7.5% - implied float spread ~335bps - 37bps wide of the relatively recently issued NWG 7.3% Perp. This is also where we end up if we take the UBS Curve and run it through the BACR 4.375% Perp point - which will still have a higher float spread than this bond if it comes at 7.75% but will reflect the flatness of the USD AT1 curve at the long end - which we think is very flat according to history and is potentially why so many issuers are choosing to issue long USD AT1's.
• Exp. Ratings: Ba1/BB-/BBB-
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Large SOFR & Treasury put flow reported Friday after leaning toward upside calls overnight (note late Thursday evening buy of 20k Feb 10Y 108.75 calls - expire next Friday). Over 60,000 TYG5 108.5 puts bought on the day, Mar'25 30Y put spread buying. Underlying futures reversed early highs, partially data driven. Projected rate cuts through mid-2025 cooling again, current lvls vs. Friday morning* as follows: Jan'25 at -0.1bp, Mar'25 at -7.5bp (-8bp), May'25 -12.9bp (-14.6bp), Jun'25 -22.3bp (-24.6bp), Jul'25 at -26.1bp (-29.1bp).