Americas
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Leads on Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca’s planned $350m seven year non-call four bond told investors on Tuesday evening that orders had reached $800m, as it looks to price the bond on Wednesday.
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The North American Derivatives Exchange, owned by IG Group, has some deficiencies in the way it monitors trading violations, according to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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A London daily silver futures contract will trade on the Intercontinental Exchange Futures US platform from September 5.
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The Province of Alberta has returned to the sterling market, following its debut in the currency in February.
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The rarity of corporate new issues from Panama allowed both lender Banco General and the capital city’s metro operator to price bonds tight to the sovereign curve on Monday.
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China Resources Land plans to issue its first mortgage or management fee-backed securities by the end of 2017, chief financial officer James Yu has told GlobalCapital Asia's sister publication GlobalRMB.
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Codelco, the Chilean copper miner that raised $2.75bn of debt last week to fund a tender offer of several bonds, will buy back just over half of its 2019s, 2020s and 2021s after wrapping up the so-called “any and all” leg of the tender offer.
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Sabine Lautenschläger, vice-chair of the supervisory board of the European Central Bank (ECB), has said that deregulating the financial system would be a "big mistake".
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An issuance vehicle behind Panamá’s proposed second metro line, which saw construction begin in October 2015, is looking to sell $619m of senior secured notes on Monday after announcing initial price thoughts of low 4%.
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US-listed Sohu.com is looking to file confidentially for the IPO of its internet search unit Sogou, the China-based company said on Monday.
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Colombia’s second largest lender Banco de Bogotá timed to perfection its return to international bond markets on Thursday, taking advantage of low levels of new issue supply from the jurisdiction so far this year to price a $600m 10 year senior unsecured bond.
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Latin American bond markets are in no mood for a summer break yet, with three credits meeting fixed income investors this week.