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  • Activist investor Edward Bramson has called on Barclays not to renew chief executive Jes Staley’s contract over his links with dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. He also questions the bank’s corporate broking relationship with JP Morgan.
  • Nomura has established a strategic partnership with Indonesian brokerage Verdhana to boost its equities execution and research in the country.
  • Chinese biotechnology company InnoCare Pharma has won final approval for its Hong Kong IPO. The next step is marketing the deal, after delayed investor meetings in February.
  • SBI Cards and Payments Services has kicked off its up to Rp103.4bn ($1.4bn) IPO, with over one quarter of the deal subscribed by anchor investors.
  • Indonesia’s Buana Finance has returned to the offshore loan market after five years, seeking a $73m loan.
  • Asian debt borrowers were able to skirt market volatility for much of last week, selling more than $9bn of bonds. But the market slump hit Asia hard as the week drew to a close and the jitters continued on Monday morning.
  • Continued IMF support and a government attempting to exercise market-friendly policy mean that Ecuador’s bonds should begin to attract buyers after the sovereign was the worst hit in last week’s rout in Latin American credit, say some bond market participants.
  • Only a few issuers braved the MTN market in what was otherwise a week silenced by coronavirus volatility. With deals far and few between, bankers highlighted trades from Lufthansa and the Brussels Capital Region as market standouts.
  • Two block trades in Europe this week have shown that there is still a reasonable bid for some stocks, even during a global equity market meltdown, when many transactions have simply been called off.
  • A managing director in Barclays' investment grade bond syndicate team in New York is set to leave the bank.
  • Nomura's head of sovereign, supranational and agency, covered bonds and financials trading has left the bank.
  • The only high yield bond deal being actively marketed in euros this week has been postponed. The deal was for Fugro, the Dutch company that provides geographical data and asset integrity services to onshore and offshore industries. It was a debut issue for a listed company with no sponsor involved, so there had been good interest, but market conditions just proved too difficult.