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  • BBVA’s Mexican subsidiary BBVA Bancomer is looking for its first international bond in a year after mandating banks to lead a senior unsecured deal.
  • Latin American development bank Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) set pricing on Tuesday for a five-year dollar bond, having already gathered enough indications of interest overnight on Monday to cover what had been announced as a $500m deal.
  • The Dominican Republic will begin virtual meetings with fixed income investors on Tuesday as it contemplates issuing in both dollars and pesos.
  • Faced with a difficult leveraged loan market and volatility in CLO debt spreads, managers through the Covid crisis have often shortened the duration or split their warehouses to deal with the stress brought on by the pandemic, according to a study from Maples Group.
  • ABS
    The private student loan ABS sector exceeded 2019 issuance volume last week, with the addition of SoFi’s fourth transaction, as more borrowers rush to refinance their student loans while rates remain at historic lows.
  • More European banks may see benefits to merging with each other as the coronavirus crisis damages profitability and the European Central Bank appears more positive on tie-ups. However, cross-border M&A is likely to remain difficult to execute.
  • Fair Oaks Capital has adopted an unusual ‘print and sprint’ approach to its third European CLO, mandating Barclays to launch the €350m deal entirely without a pre-existing warehouse.
  • FIG
    There is still a fair chance of benchmark covered bond supply from central and eastern Europe this year, though it will be limited. Supply scarcity should support spreads alongside a fundamental improvement as all legal frameworks will be updated to bring them into line with the European Union’s covered bond directive.
  • US companies visited the euro bond market on Monday, with multi-tranche issues from drinks company Coca-Cola and real estate investment trust Digital Realty, which brought a rare floating rate note in euros.
  • Irish insulation firm Kingspan has raised €750m-equivalent in US private placements, in its first green issue in the market.
  • The European Union has announced that it will kick-off the funding for its Support to Mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency (SURE) fund in the first half of October after previously aiming for a date towards the end of this month.
  • The World Bank hit screens on Monday with a new seven year New Zealand dollar bond; the first at that tenor from a foreign issuer in almost 18 months.