Corporates are paying inflation

by Alex Chambers & Mark Brown

Hidden issuers are using swaps rather than bonds

James, Barcap:
supply goes
unnoticed

The absence of inflation-linked bonds following Veolia Environnement’s groundbreaking issue in June doesn’t mean that corporates aren’t interested in paying inflation.

In particular, the rapid development of limited price inflation (LPI) swaps means that a lot of UK corporate supply goes unnoticed.

“UK utilities and PPP companies have been big sources, but there’s been almost no issuance of inflation-linked...

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