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  • The African business unit of China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co, a mainland state-owned company, is tapping the offshore loan market for the first time, seeking $300m.
  • Capital markets bankers wondering about a possible ‘summer slowdown’ in transactions should put the thought firmly out of their heads. This year, the traditional break in August is likely to be replaced by an all-hands-on-deck approach to tackle the deal backlog.
  • India’s state-owned Bank of Baroda has won approval from its board of directors to raise up to Rp13.5bn ($1.77bn) in fresh capital.
  • Hong Kong-listed Country Garden Services Holdings has tapped equity-linked investors for HK$3.88bn ($500m), selling a sub-one year zero coupon convertible bond.
  • Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy Group (BECE) has returned with a three year renminbi-denominated puttable bond, bringing yet another green transaction to the Panda market.
  • Bondholders and analysts said that the Province of Buenos Aires had offered slightly better terms than the Argentine sovereign with its distressed debt exchange, but the offer, for $7.148bn of debt, is still likely too aggressive to gain traction with investors.
  • After releasing first quarter results that one credit analyst said showed “limited to no impact” from the coronavirus pandemic, Mexican payroll lender Crédito Real said on Monday that it had established a $1.5bn MTN programme that would give it “access to a wide array of debt securities in various international markets, currencies and maturities”.
  • ABS
    ABS outperformed all other fixed income sectors last week, bolstered by tighter spreads, a strong revival of the new issue pipeline and a reopening of the esoteric market, say analysts at Bank of America.
  • US CLO managers are navigating the wave of negative outlooks and headlines to bring new deals, with the primary market in April dominated by static transactions and CLOs with shorter reinvestment periods.
  • The possibility of oil prices returning to negative territory snapped back into focus on Monday, as the USO ETF, which holds a large proportion of West Texas Intermediate front month futures, decided to roll its positions this week.
  • More than £2.3bn ($2.86bn) of UK securitizations are coming up for call, as a majority of the year’s redemption schedule is packed into the current quarter. Investors expect banks to call as normal, but see non-bank deals as likely to miss their calls and extend.
  • SSA
    Last week, IDB Invest raised $1bn with its largest deal ever, a $1bn two year fixed rate bond. Although the proceeds of the bond will not be segregated from its regular funding, the issuer is adding a “Covid-19 lens” to the framework used to assess its development effectiveness.