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  • Riskier credits are missing their window to print bonds. Rates are plumbing ever lower and investors are forced to seek out yield ever further along the credit spectrum. It won’t last forever, but now is the time for ambitious deals.
  • GSO Capital Partners priced its Dunedin Park CLO at the tightest spread levels of the year on Tuesday, selling the senior notes at 107bp over three month Euribor.
  • Crédit Agricole has appointed Sébastien Domanico as head of global markets for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, just weeks after he was picked to lead a different division at the bank.
  • A loan backing Rank Group’s £115.3m acquisition of Stride Gaming is expected to come to the market before the end of August.
  • The focus was on costs in the second quarter results of BNP Paribas and Société Générale’s investment banks, announced this week. BNP Paribas managed to keep a lid on expenses and could boast of "positive jaws", but SG took on a big charge from its restructuring.
  • A wide divergence of opinion has emerged among covered bond analysts over the future of covered bond spreads. Some believe a 20bp tightening is due while others suspect they will widen.
  • Barclays said on Thursday that it will redeem three of its additional tier one (AT1) bonds in September, though a weaker pound means that paying the debt back will eat into its common equity tier one ratio.
  • FIG
    Lloyds Banking Group has returned to the Aussie dollar market for the first time since May 2018, offering investors the chance to invest in two tranches of senior debt at the operating company level. The issuer follows a wave of European and UK financial institutions making their way down under.
  • Bank of America proved on Thursday that there is still plenty of room for euro issuance, even as the market scrambled to work out the impact of the US Federal Reserve's first rate cut in a decade. The US issuer sold a €1bn senior unsecured bond after attracting orders two and half times that size.
  • Equity Capital Markets bankers are considering the possibility of bringing selected block trades to market in this week and next, in order to avoid what could be a volatile market in September.
  • Bank of Sharjah is planning to print both tier one and senior bonds before the end of 2019, according to two DCM bankers in Dubai.
  • CEE
    The US Federal Reserve delivered a 25bp rate cut as expected on Wednesday, but the signalling failed to satisfy investors desperate for more accommodative policy, causing a mild sell-off in emerging markets.