How Bond Issuers Are Bracing for Brexit

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on legal clauses in corporate bonds, highlighting how companies are including risk factors to warn investors. It examines the appetite for sterling bonds, noting that interest hasn't significantly declined despite Brexit. The video also explores how banks are changing governing laws in bond documents to maintain their status as capital instruments, with concerns about the objectivity of EU laws compared to English law.

What are some of the changes that companies are making in their bond documents due to Brexit?

How might Brexit affect the number of EU-based students applying to study at Cambridge?

What role did the Bank of England play in the corporate bond market during the Brexit period?

Why are banks including clauses to change the governing laws in their bond documents?

What concerns do investors have regarding the change in governing laws of bonds post-Brexit?