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As war drags on, banks are boosting hoards of cash after deposit outflows
Just getting a deal done should be considered a success
Deals in the past fortnight have been solid but US Treasury yields are volatile and rising
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The US Treasury's fresh round of sanctions on Russian sovereign debt has thrown yet another obstacle in the way of international lenders, who are bracing themselves for indirect impact on the already faltering syndicated loans market. -
Emerging market loan bankers have been trying to understand the impact on syndicated lending of the US’s latest sanctions on Russia. The proscriptions have instilled more uncertainty into a collapsing market.
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The bookrunning lead managers of Spandana Sphoorty Financial’s Indian IPO were seeking out all avenues of demand on Wednesday, with the deal barely a third covered by midday and set to close at the end of the trading day.
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Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is planning a return to the offshore debt market to raise up to $750m from international bonds.
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China Construction Bank had no trouble selling a Rmb9.87bn ($1.4bn) residential mortgage backed securities deal on Tuesday amid rising trade concerns, thanks to support from its underwriter group.
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The US finally labelled China a currency manipulator this week, a day after the renminbi weakened to below the psychological level of seven against the dollar. With China clearly indicating its willingness to open a new front in the trade war, the stage is set for an increase in rhetoric between the two countries.
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