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  • Permira Debt Manager’s Credit Solutions II fund, a direct lending fund raised in 2015, underlined the risk of concentration in private debt funds, thanks to a sharp downgrade of the fund’s largest exposure, making up 17% of its assets.
  • Grenke priced an additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday, enjoying strong appetite from domestic investors. The German lender raised €75m, an additional €25m compared with the expected size.
  • Index Ventures took advantage of a buoyant atmosphere for accelerated trades on Monday night, with a €205.5m block in Dutch payments firm Adyen at a tight 1.5% discount and without a restriction preventing the seller from further disposals in the future.
  • Direct lending funds have raised more money than ever this year, and are writing ever bigger cheques in the sort of investments usually done by broad syndication. However, in all but a handful of cases, syndicated financing is the better option.
  • The European Central Bank has been increasing its proportion of covered bonds relative to other assets bought through its asset purchase programme (APP). Bank research analysts expect that the ECB’s presence will be even more keenly felt in 2020, with covered bond redemption volumes set for a steep increase and with the central bank free to buy at levels below the discount rate.
  • Ermewa, a train lessor owned by France's state-owned railway company SNCF, is set to sell private placements to a collection of six institutional investors — none of which are from France.
  • The World Bank has issued the first catastrophe bond to be sponsored by an Asian government, and the first to be listed on the Singapore Exchange. The Philippines will receive protection against damage caused by earthquakes and cyclones, writes Jasper Cox.
  • Islamic Development Bank on Tuesday came to investors with a benchmark five year deal, two weeks after announcing its intention to issue a green sukuk in the euro market.
  • GlobalCapital understands that Germany is finalising plans for the issuance of its debut green bond, which will be sold in the first half of next year alongside an ordinary Bund with the same maturity and coupon.
  • Investors showered a debut dollar deal from Uzpromstroybank with orders on Monday, with the order book for the $300m bond peaking at $1.2bn. But despite the success for the privatisation candidate, government officials are hoping that future Uzbek bond issuance will favour local currencies.
  • BPCE appealed to a wide range of investors by adding a green element to its preferred senior bond on Tuesday. The trade was met with hefty orders, even though investors are showing signs of winding down for the year.
  • Clydesdale Banking Group followed other UK master trust issuers in backdating ‘Simple Transparent and Standardised’ status across the series, announcing on Monday that senior notes from 2015-1 onwards should be eligible for the designation.