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  • A flurry of new deals this week had issuers having to compete for investors’ attention. Bankers said that higher yielding deals were much easier to sell, with non-preferred senior bonds from Bankia and Lloyds Banking Group proving more popular than a tighter print from Belfius.
  • Danske Bank has made its second visit of the year to the euro tier two market, paying a much tighter spread for a deal that was otherwise identical to its earlier transaction. The Danish issuer has been subject to higher capital requirements in 2019, amid the fallout from a series of high profile money laundering investigations.
  • Radius Housing has become the first housing association from Northern Ireland to raise US private placements, selling £105m to fund social housing developments.
  • Bank of America’s senior green bond banker has left the firm.
  • KKR announced has closed its European Fund V, a €5.8bn vehicle looking for deals in western Europe. The company’s EMEA private equity funds are investing a combined $11.6bn at the moment, meaning the new fund offers a huge increase in firepower.
  • CEE
    Central European telecommunications provider PPF Arena 1 has come to market for its second bond issue, after debuting earlier this year.
  • Caffil issued the tightest French 10 year of 2019 amid a flurry of other well received covered bonds issued on Tuesday by DZ Hyp, mBank and Santander UK. While the European Central Bank’s return to the market helped deals go well, it was not needed amid an improvement in risk appetite.
  • DNB Bank moved the pricing by 37.5bp on a new additional tier one (AT1) in the dollar market this week, becoming one of the first banks to break through the 5% pricing marker.
  • The launch of Saudi Aramco’s IPO on Sunday will begin a fortnight of feverish debates and valuation discussions among investors and banks. But Aramco is not just an investment in an oil company: it is an invitation to be a junior investor in the state of Saudi Arabia — with all the dangers and upside that entails.
  • Serbia has returned to the euro market after only four months, tapping the line it opened in June this year and raising cash to refinance dollar obligations it faces in 2020.
  • A senior convertible bonds investor at Fisch Asset Management, the Swiss boutique asset manager, has resigned to take up a new role in London in January, GlobalCapital understands.
  • Chinese borrowers that have previously ignored the euro bond market should reconsider. Recent deals show there are plenty of reasons for issuers to tap the European investor base.