Morgan Stanley

Ukraine and the US have signed an agreement for a further $1bn of loan warranties to be used on a five year Eurobond issue.

Nykredit issued the first contractually bail-inable senior debt on Monday, in a well-received deal that could set the tone for the growth of the asset class in Europe.

The Province of Córboda sold $725m of five year bonds on Friday after tightening pricing by three eighths versus initial price thoughts, making it the tightest new issue from an Argentine province this year.

Frasers Centrepoint has covered its potential S$903m ($663.3m) Singapore real estate investment trust IPO after the first day of bookbuilding, according to a source close to the deal.

GlobalCapital is delighted to announce the winners of its Americas Derivatives Awards for 2016. The results were revealed at a gala dinner at New York’s Metropolitan Club on June 2. Thank you to everyone who supported the event by attending and for taking part in the pitches that decided who were the best and brightest in US, Canadian and Latin American derivatives over the last 12 months.

SES, the Luxembourg-based satellite operator, opted to ignore the announcement of US non-farm payrolls today, traditionally a reason for the European corporate bond market to take a day of rest, and issued a benchmark hybrid bond on Friday.

Property developer Frasers Centrepoint has launched bookbuilding for the IPO of a Singapore real estate investment trust backed by its Australian properties, with the deal set to raise up to S$903m ($655.8m).

Commodities trader Noble Group has decided to raise about S$719m ($522m) through a rights issue as it seeks ways to pay off outstanding debt.

The race is on for India’s first insurance IPO as ICICI Prudential Life Insurance lines up banks for its up to $400m float.

The wave of rights issues and capital raisings in the market this summer is so far going smoothly, with good news this week for Banco Popular Español, as its shares and rights perked up in trading.

Convertible investors in Europe gobbled up an unusually large deal on Wednesday from a Japanese issuer, Kansai Paint Co, which raised ¥100bn with a two tranche structure, of which one tranche appealed more to hedge funds and the other to outright investors.

Panama-based Bladex became the second Latin American issuer to hit the increasingly popular Tokyo Pro-Bond market, whose flexibility is making access to yen easier for issuers.