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SFC fines Guotai Junan HK$25m for anti-money laundering errors

Hong Kong’s financial regulator has fined Guotai Junan Securities HK$25.2m ($3.3m) for breaching anti-money laundering rules and for other regulatory failures.

Jonathan Breen, June 23, 2020
CLOs

CLO managers prepare for new warehouse formation

CLO managers are in talks with banks in hopes of opening new warehouses in the next few weeks, paving the way for post-Covid CLO issuance.

Paola Aurisicchio, June 22, 2020
Securitization Polls and Awards

Most Innovative Securitization Bank of the Year – MUFG

While innovation is frequently applauded by market participants after the fact, actually convincing investors and others to change the way they work or to adopt new systems can be extremely challenging. Arguing successfully for an update to a process that has been in place for decades is no mean feat. For this reason, MUFG’s innovation of a key part of the CLO transaction lifecycle has been recognized with the accolade of Most Innovative Securitization Bank of the Year in 2019.

Max Adams, June 22, 2020
ABS

Private SLABS, floorplan ABS only remaining beneficiaries of TALF

Securitization spreads began their recovery before the Federal Reserve officially started financing holders of the bonds via its Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) this month, confirming for many in the market that the program is too narrow to be of great use. However, sources say that investors can still find attractive returns by tapping TALF funds for off the run sectors like private student loan and floorplan ABS.

Jennifer Kang, June 22, 2020
People News

Karolev leaves BNP Paribas to head JP Morgan CEEMEA syndicate

Alexander Karolev, head of CEEMEA bond syndicate at BNP Paribas, has left to take up the recently vacated head of CEEMEA debt capital markets syndicate position at JP Morgan.

Lewis McLellan, June 22, 2020
High grade and crossover bonds

Exxon Mobil to carve whole euro curve in one stroke

Exxon Mobil, the US oil major, is due to establish a bond curve in euros for the first time, as it continues building up cash as the hydrocarbons industry is pummelled by the coronavirus pandemic.

Mike Turner, June 22, 2020
Corporate Bonds

PP user Ferring plans first benchmark bond

Pharmaceutical company Ferring is preparing to launch its first public bond, having mandated banks on Monday to lead investor calls ahead of a potential Swiss franc trade.

Frank Jackman, June 22, 2020
High grade and crossover bonds

IG corporates burst into primary market

Europe’s high grade corporate bond market has started the week on the front foot, with a mixture of deal types for investors to snap up including a rare chance to grab yield on a green bond.

Mike Turner, June 22, 2020
High grade and crossover bonds

MTU gives market clearest test yet for aviation risk

MTU Aero Engines, the German aeroplane engine maker, has mandated for its debut senior euro benchmark bond. The marketing process shows signs of a defensive approach, as the aviation industry has been ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic.

Mike Turner, June 22, 2020
SSA

Ile-de-France lands dual tranche in green resurgence

The Région Ile-de-France printed a dual tranche green and sustainability bond on Monday, raising a combined €800m with 10 and 20 year notes, as the green debt market returns to prominence

Lewis McLellan, June 22, 2020
Equity

Renewable sector thirsty for capital but EM growth at risk

Hopes that the recovery from the Covid-19 recession can be a green one have been widespread throughout the crisis, and no sector is more important to that aspiration than renewable energy. The industry as a whole has been well buffered from the downturn, but there are points of pain, and the post-pandemic market will be different.

Jon Hay, June 22, 2020
LevFin Leveraged Loans

Wirecard lenders scrabble for unanimity as Moody’s withdraws ratings

Bank lenders are trying to reach an agreement with scandal-rocked Wirecard to renew as much as €2bn of loans, after the beleaguered German payments company breached its terms on Friday when it failed to produce audited financial results. According to several sources familiar with the situation every lender needs to sign off on the new deal, otherwise Wirecard may have to pay the entire loan back.

Silas Brown, June 22, 2020

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