Investment grade

Secondary market liquidity

Royal Bank of Scotland has topped Credit's secondary market liquidity survey for sterling corporate bonds once again, negotiating choppy market conditions to stay ahead of rivals HSBC and Barclays Capital.

The big news of the quarter was the re-assessment of credit risk following the sharp equity sell-off at the end of February. Sterling spreads reacted but the sector generally outperformed the market weakness: by the end of March the blip was forgotten and investor flows returned to normal.

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