Europe
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Landsbankinn was set to walk away with €300m of three year money on Monday, but bankers said investor confidence even after a stronger week of trading remains low. -
Nederlandse Gasunie closed a €300m no-grow floater on Friday, attracting an order book of around €550m for the three year notes.
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French energy project management engineering and construction company Technip has pulled back from a potential bond offering, blaming volatile markets for its decision.
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The UK Debt Management Office is lining up a new 40 year syndicated bond for later this month.
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An agency mandated for its first syndication in four years on Friday, with a deal to follow next week. The unconventional timeframe was in part to allow investors to reacquaint themselves with the borrower, said bankers on the deal.
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Bank of Scotland is planning to make its return, after four years of absence, to the public UK RMBS market with a deal denominated in three currencies. Its parent company, Lloyds, has issued four covered bonds this year in sterling and euros.
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The Republic of Lithuania on Friday threw out the first fresh mandate after a monster week for CEEMEA supply, and is looking at a long dated euro deal.
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China Construction Bank (CCB)’s plans to sell its first offshore renminbi bond in the UK by its head office next week also marks the first CNH bond to be approved under the new pre-issuance registration system set by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) last month.
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In this round-up, Hong Kong RMB clearing dropped in September, Macau's RMB deposits and cross-border settlement also fell in July, South Korea's RMB deposits kept contracting in September, and Bank of China Budapest branch formally launched RMB clearing services.
