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  • Aegon and NIBC have both retrofit their Dutch RMBS deals, Saecure 16 and Dutch MBS 19, with the ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) regulatory label as the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) deadline of April 2020 approaches.
  • Institutional investors from the US have been lending to German borrowers using the Namensschuldverschreibungen (NSV) — a non-callable registered instrument that is, unlike the Schuldschein, non-cancellable after 10 years. But some are sceptical of their involvement in the market, as they are of US lenders participating in the Schuldschein market.
  • The European Central Bank’s decision to introduce deposit tiering should have meant less demand for negative yielding covered bonds. However, there has been little evidence of sustained selling and bank analysts are optimistic that demand will hold up.
  • Argenta Spaarbank and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group were both marketing senior bonds on Tuesday, making use of the favourable backdrop in the primary market. While Sumitomo was quick to build demand for its bond, Argenta struggled to gather enough demand volume to move the spread from price thoughts.
  • Despite the political upheaval following its 2018 political revolution, Armenia has launched an aggressive and wide-ranging series of reforms that, if carried through successfully, should propel the economy to a new level
  • Armenia’s restrictions on lending are starting to pay off, as its banks are able to lend effectively to the country’s burgeoning private sector and so help drive economic growth
  • Armenia’s prime minister Nikol Pashinyan tells Global Markets how his government’s agenda to reform the economy and eradicate corruption will lead to both stronger exports and the creation of technology ‘unicorns’
  • The UK’s Endava has signed a new £200m-equivlanet multicurrency facility, with the software development company swapping a bilateral loan for syndicated lending.
  • Nigeria’s Seplat Petroleum is in advanced staged talks for an around £382m cash acquisition of London-listed Eland Oil & Gas, with the buyer partly financing the deal with a new loan.
  • German property developer Garbe Industrial Real Estate has postponed the IPO of Logistrial, its logistical properties unit, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
  • Cellnex, the Spanish wireless telecommunications company, is getting tremendous traction in investor meetings for its €2.5bn rights issue to fund a transformational UK acquisition.
  • Three issuers spanning the CEEMEA region released initial guidance for dollar deals on Tuesday morning in London — one each from Russia, Abu Dhabi and Togo. All three bonds are expected to be printed later on Tuesday.