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  • Demand for covered bonds issued on Wednesday by Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB) and BPCE exploded towards the final hour of book building, as the European Central Bank placed crushingly large orders for the deals. Even though the granularity of the order books was good on this occasion, the central bank’s larger than expected presence was expected to displace real investors.
  • Mamoura Diversified Global Holdings attracted demand from across the planet on Tuesday as it structured a triple tranche trade that allowed Taiwanese bids to flow to its 30 year bond.
  • There is a growing pipeline of subordinated bond issuance in the FIG market this week, as issuers think about their regulatory requirements and find no reason to wait in light of a recently favoruable backdrop.
  • Deutsche Bank posted declines in investment bank revenue on the back of a fixed income trading fall in its third quarter results, released on Wednesday. But debt origination revenue grew. A change in the bank’s reporting structure to reflect its new capital release unit has allowed it to shield the investment bank from costly losses on unwanted assets.
  • Distressed loans using US documentation are some of the slow trades to settle in the capital markets, with an average time of 67 days, reflecting onerous legal requirements under the Loan Syndication and Trading Association standard terms. A new tool released by IHS Markit as part of its ClearPar loan settlement platform has the potential to slash this delay, with a recent trade by Deutsche Bank taking just 10 days to settle.
  • SSA
    The highly anticipated US Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Wednesday is one of the factors behind an eerily quiet public sector bond market this week, with the central bank set to announce a further rate cut ahead of possibly bringing rate down to zero, according to some analysts.
  • The IPOs of Française des Jeux, the operator of the French national lottery, and DNEG, the UK special effects company, are both gaining strong traction among IPO investors hoping for a strong finish to 2019.
  • The Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, has closed a $10bn bridge loan, with tighter margins than its debut entry into the loan market in September 2018. The deal is one of this year's highlights from the region, where syndicated loan volumes have declined from last year.
  • Emerging market issuers continued to enjoy solid market conditions this week with new mandates joining the pipeline and Abu Dhabi’s Mamoura executing a $3.5bn triple tranche trade.
  • Corporate earnings season has produced a mixture of fortunes for bond issuers in Europe, leaving market analysts scrabbling to decode how the relentless maelstrom of macro and technical factors might influence bond demand.
  • FIG
    Restructuring costs led Deutsche Bank to a net loss of €832m in the third quarter of the year, leading investors to doubt the potential for reliable performance in the issuer’s fixed income securities.
  • Dechra Pharmaceuticals, the UK veterinary pharmaceuticals company, has entered the US private placement (US PP) market, according to sources, in a debut set to test institutional appetite for the sector.