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  1. Barclays is initiating a syndicated green bond offering, involving the company and the country of Spain.

Barclays warns of political risk impacting Spain's sovereign borrowing costs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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What happened

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Barclays Bank issued a warning to clients regarding a 'Vox risk' that affects Spain's borrowing costs. The British bank stated that migration and tax policies from a potential government involving the PP and Vox could make it more expensive for the Spanish Treasury to raise funds. The bank noted that severe anti-immigration measures and sweeping tax cuts could slow Spain's path toward fiscal consolidation.

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Why it matters

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The warning highlights political factors that could increase Spain's sovereign risk. This is relevant as Barclays is currently initiating a syndicated green bond offering involving Barclays and Spain.

Barclays is initiating a syndicated green bond offering involving Barclays and Spain.

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Who's involved

  • BarclaysBritish bank advising on Spain's sovereign debt market
  • SpainCountry whose borrowing costs are subject to the political risk warning

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Santander GroupSpeculative

    Higher sovereign risk might increase the cost of capital and credit risk exposure for the Santander Group.

  • Increased sovereign debt risk in a major member state could impact Eurozone stability and European Central Bank policy.

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