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  • Anglo Pacific Group, the London-listed, mining resources royalty company, has amended and extended its dollar revolving credit facility, which has now tripled in the last few years.
  • The Republic of Ghana is visiting investors in the US and London with a plan to print a dollar benchmark. But the delegation’s rumoured size has led to surprises before the meetings have started.
  • The cost of insuring against default on Italian bank bonds has fallen to its lowest point in over a year, after investors embraced the result of recent regional elections in the country.
  • Low yields have driven financial institution bond investors to put money into higher yielding instruments. The latest wheeze is insurance companies' restricted tier one (RT1) bonds, which investors think offer value. Issuance is set to rise as issuers look to replace grandfathered products.
  • SSA
    Trading levels given are bid-side spreads versus mid-swaps and/or an underlying benchmark and bid-yields as of Wednesday, January 29, 9am UK time. The source for secondary trading levels is ICE Data Services.
  • CEE
    Turkey's Vakifbank has released initial price guidance for a dollar benchmark, with the intention of printing the deal later on Wednesday.
  • Shane Edwards, former global head of solutions and structuring and global head of equity derivatives at UBS, has joined Diginex, a digital asset firm.
  • Three more CEEMEA issuers hit the screens on Wednesday with new bond mandates, but one US based EM investor said that after a stellar January he is taking stock and considering reducing his exposures.
  • SSA
    The coronavirus outbreak has driven a rush to safe haven assets. While the demand for SSA paper is hotter than ever, some feared that sharply falling yields would make the primary market less attractive. However, borrowers have proved those worries unfounded by building big order books for new bonds this week.
  • Kristina Church has moved from Barclays to Lombard Odier Investment Managers as a senior investment strategist for sustainable investment, as the firm seeks to grow its offering in this area.
  • Equity capital markets bankers are on tenterhooks following the volatility in markets caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus in China. Although a prolonged downturn is not expected, bankers are waiting to see how investors respond to losses suffered in Asian markets before advancing new deals.
  • Leveraged credit markets are powering ahead with a jam-packed issuance calendar, despite a wobble on Monday when credit indices widened a little on fears about the coronavirus epidemic. On Tuesday spreads firmed up again, though, and bankers bringing new issues have barely broken a sweat all week.