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High grade and crossover bonds

Fisch sets up IG corporate bond fund

Fisch Asset Management has established a corporate bond fund with a focus on investment grade issuers around the world.

Richard Metcalf, May 18, 2021
SSA People and Markets

CIBC hires Cho to lead North American SSA DCM

Christina Cho is set to leave her job as co-head of sustainable finance capital markets for the Americas at BNP Paribas to join CIBC, where she will lead the bank’s dollar coverage of sovereigns, supranationals and agencies in North America.

Burhan Khadbai, May 18, 2021
ABBs-Block Trades

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure launches capital raise

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure Ltd, the UK investment trust focused on digital infrastructure assets, has unveiled plans for a £250m capital raising, three months on from its successful flotation on the London Stock Exchange.

Aidan Gregory, May 18, 2021
EM Middle East

Emirates NBD mandates for AT1 to follow DIB record breaker

Emirates NBD, the biggest bank in Dubai, has mandated banks to arrange an additional tier one (At1) deal. It will follow another bank from emirate, Dubai Islamic Bank, which recently broke records with its own AT1 transaction.

Mariam Meskin, May 18, 2021
Covered Bonds

RFLB Steiermark 20 year covered scrapes through

Austria's Raiffeisen-Landesbank Steiermark’s issued a €500m 20 year mortgage covered bond on Tuesday that was barely subscribed and, for the first time in the covered market since September 2019, leads were unable to tighten pricing from the initial level.

Bill Thornhill, May 18, 2021
CLOs

Triple-A euro CLO tranches widen after US investors pull back

Spreads on European CLOs have widened at the top of the ratings stack after two big US investors scaled down their investment and supply rose thanks to a wave of refinancing. With Japanese investors withdrawing from deals at the point they are refinanced adding to the supply and demand imbalance, new supply is being held back, according to several sources.

Sam Kerr, May 18, 2021
CEE

Russia mandates for euros in market-appeasing trade

Russia has mandated an exclusively Russian consortium of banks to arrange a euro bond issue. Market participants say the extra cash is not necessary but is Russia’s way of demonstrating its access to markets a month after its sovereign debt was slapped with further US sanctions.

Mariam Meskin, May 18, 2021
Senior Debt

CaixaBank scores €1bn with first deal post-merger

CaixaBank extended its social bond curve with a non-preferred senior deal on Tuesday, raising €1bn with what was its first deal since it completed a merger with Bankia in late March.

Frank Jackman, May 18, 2021
FIG People and Markets

Moody’s considers upgrading DB amid ‘regained earnings strength’

Moody’s has placed Deutsche Bank on review for a ratings upgrade, praising the firm for making "swift and pronounced progress" towards its restructuring goals. The rating agency wants to determine whether the German bank can sustain a recent improvement in its earnings, which has largely been fuelled by an outperformance in its capital markets business.

Tyler Davies, May 18, 2021
ABBs-Block Trades

Blocks market shows signs of life with €100m Befesa trade

A block trade in Befesa, the German metal recycling firm, proved that overnight deals can be done in the EMEA blocks market, despite heightened volatility.

Sam Kerr, May 18, 2021
Africa

Ethiopia bonds tumble after further downgrade as Africa debt relief still in question

Ethiopia has been hit with another downgrade by Moody’s, as a lack of clarity over its request to use the G20 Common Framework for debt restructuring clouds its market prospects. The outlook for sub-Saharan African financing remains rocky, as criticisms linger over the funding on offer.

Mariam Meskin, May 18, 2021
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Cameron had a point: SCF would have been a good rescue tool

David Cameron’s involvement with Greensill Capital blew a financial scandal into a political crisis, as details emerged of the close contacts between the company, civil servants, ministers and the British establishment. Last week, UK lawmakers had their chance to grill Cameron directly, in a session which can’t have been too comfortable. But amid the self-exculpation, the ex-Prime Minister had a couple of good points.

Owen Sanderson, May 18, 2021

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