Credit Suisse

The €478m IPO of Instone Real Estate, the German home builder, is covered at its full size, less than four working days into the bookbuild.

Rival bankers are keenly watching Credit Bank of Moscow’s trade as a barometer for the market this week. A sell-off in US Treasuries seemed to imply a higher borrowing cost for the issuer, though with price revisions to come, it is too early to say by how much.

JinkoSolar Holding Co set out plans to raise $100m on Wednesday, after opening the order book for a follow-on offering of American Depository Shares alongside a private placement of the shares, according to a deal term sheet.

An exchange traded note that rewards investors when equity volatility drops is being shuttered by Credit Suisse, after implied volatility on the S&P 500 exploded this week.

Global stock markets have been hit with volatility in recent trading sessions, but European primary leveraged finance markets had already slowed down as investor pressure grew around Algeco’s €1.4bn deal and UK retailer New Look’s performance.

A group of Vincom Retail employees sold a block of the company’s shares on Monday, raising D4.51tr ($198.1m) after they bumped up the size of the offer, according to a source close to the deal.

Algeco Scotsman, the US storage group owned by TDR Capital, is talking to investors about sweetening the terms of its new high yield bond issue, due to be priced on Monday afternoon.

German housebuilder Instone Real Estate could be worth as much as €943m when it lists on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange this month if its IPO is priced at the top of the range.

AMAG Leasing, the Swiss vehicle lessor, priced two new Swiss franc bonds this week. A Sfr150m (€129m) five year transaction on Monday was followed by a Sfr100m two year on Friday.

China Logistics Property Holdings Co (CNLP) and Future Land Holdings Co both sold bonds with less than one year tenors on Thursday, sidestepping the Chinese regulator’s tight handle on offshore fundraising.

Two Russian issuers forged ahead with plans to issue Eurobonds this week, despite increasing noise around Russian sanctions that threaten to push spreads wider.

Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport (DME) has named leads for dollar roadshows, potentially adding to the $2bn of supply from Russian issuers so far this year.