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  • Brazil’s largest private sector bank, and probably the most robust lender in the country, jumped on a wave of enthusiasm for Brazilian credit to raise $1.25bn of additional tier one capital on Tuesday.
  • Argentine province La Rioja reopened its $200m green bonds for a further $100m on Wednesday as bondholders said the deal structure meant it continued to offer value despite an already hefty rally in the notes since they were first issued.
  • VTB Capital has completed a Rb48.2bn (€688.3m) residential mortgage backed securitization, guaranteed by the state Agency for Housing and Mortgage Lending guarantee programme.
  • Steinhoff International’s revelation of accounting irregularities has smashed the reputation of a company that had been widely admired as a daring and astute user of capital markets. Sam Kerr, Virginia Furness, Aidan Gregory, Silas Brown and Bianca Boorer examine how the retailer's troubles have rocked confidence among bond, equity and loan investors and even shaken appetite for South African risk.
  • Investors may be quick to pass off Steinhoff’s collapse as an idiosyncratic corporate event, but the fall of one of South Africa’s biggest companies is a severe blow to a country struggling to cling on to its image.
  • Development Bank of Kazakhstan on Thursday priced the first ever tenge Eurobond, raising the equivalent of $300m from a three year note.