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A double digit premium to the dollar curve lured in overseas buyers, who took a 'large chunk' of the bonds
Investors have lots of cash and are eager for new issuance
Investors are keen for new bonds and better rated borrowers may not want to issue in numbers
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Ping An Real Estate Co closed a $250m short-dated bond on Wednesday amid continued market volatility. -
Chinese alternative investment firm Citic Capital Holdings has approached the loan market for a new HK$2.5bn ($318m) borrowing.
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Chiles’s largest utility by installed capacity and number of clients is looking to become the first Latin American investment-grade company to tap dollar markets since May 3, after announcing investor meetings ahead of a proposed SEC-registered benchmark.
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Hyundai Capital returned to the Swiss franc bond market after roughly four years away on Wednesday. The South Korean car company was a regular feature in Switzerland up until 2014, but as conditions grew worse for international borrowers each bond expired and was not refinanced like for like. But this is beginning to change as the Swiss market proves more resilient to European political volatility than core markets.
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African debut issuer Vivo Energy, the sole distributor of Shell products on the continent, is beginning to market a $400m bond this week.
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Turkish assets have performed this week after a long period of weakness with two emerging markets portfolio managers saying that the worst of the volatility in the lira exchange rate may have passed.
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