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  • International G3 currency bond issuance in Asia is set to surpass 2018’s numbers before the end of the year, as relatively stable market conditions provide borrowers with fundraising opportunities. But DCM bankers warn that things could turn in the blink of an eye, as geopolitical tensions threaten to disrupt their fourth quarter business. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Adani Green Energy was out with a 20 year bond on Thursday, giving investors the option to buy a dollar deal from Asia in an otherwise quiet primary market.
  • ING has appointed a new branch manager of Singapore, replacing Catherine Low who has taken on a different position at the bank.
  • Progress on Libor transition has been uneven across jurisdictions and sectors globally, Fitch Ratings said in a report published this week. Though the switch is underway, modifying legacy contracts and making the transition in consumer products still remain the two biggest challenges for structured finance, particularly in the US, the rating agency said.
  • SRI
    Germany is considering four options for its first green or sustainable bond issue, which is likely to come next year. But this will not mean an increase in borrowing — Germany will finance its climate change investments with taxes.
  • SSA
    The European Investment Bank pulled in over $3.8bn of demand for its first 10 year dollar benchmark in over a year, despite sharing screens with the supranational’s debut €STR-linked transaction. BNG is set to follow suit at five years with a sustainability bond.
  • As the Brexit deadline looms, issuers are rushing to get deals done before the end of the month. Lloyds has priced a prime RMBS, while Chenavari approaches the finish line with an Italian consumer deal.
  • ABS
    Issuance of Spanish ABS is picking up this week, with a number of deals emerging in the pipeline as euro issuance catches up with sterling.
  • There were no fireworks as the World Bank issued its longest ever euro benchmark on Wednesday, with the last book update showing a lower volume of orders than the deal size.
  • Investors warmly welcomed the first benchmark €STR-linked floating rate note on Wednesday, brushing aside previous concerns about a lack of demand for euro FRNs as a result of deeply negative rates in the currency.
  • Covered bond market conditions are now improving as the new quarter ushers in a fresh wave of investor cash. With supply expected to fall and the European Central Bank (ECB) likely to step up purchases, spreads should tighten. But investors believe that as real money buyers are inclined to protect their profits, they will gradually retreat from this market.
  • Italy’s first inflation-linked syndication in more than two years hit the market on Wednesday and raised €4bn from a book of €22bn, far outstripping the €6.4bn book for its previous linker sale.