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  • Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Zhangzhou Jiulongjiang Group Co reopened the post-summer bond market with a $500m deal, making its debut in dollars.
  • Tata AutoComp Systems, an Indian company that provides automotive components, has returned to the loan market for a dual-currency deal to refinance its acquisition borrowing from 2017.
  • Latin American DCM bankers welcomed Tuesday’s blow-out bond issue from Mexico baking company Grupo Bimbo, saying that they believed it would trigger other borrowers to accelerate funding plans.
  • In an otherwise slow week for the securitization market after the Labor Day holiday, observers are bracing themselves for a potentially market-moving development for the mortgage sector — the Trump administration’s release of its government-sponsored enterprise reform plan.
  • Five ABS issuers are getting ready to fill up the post-Labor day weekend pipeline, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission last Friday. The mix includes three auto ABS transactions and two esoteric offerings.
  • Lagos-headquartered Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has debuted in the Samurai loan market, raising a $150m-equivalent loan from a consortium of Japanese lenders. The deal is one of two Samurai loans signed by African borrowers in recent weeks.
  • Barcelona-headquartered paper company Lecta is appealing to bondholders as it tries to strengthen its capital structure. Its bonds are now trading in the 30s while the CVC-sponsored company has fully used its revolving credit facility and is running out of external sources of financing.
  • J2 Acquisition Ltd, a blank cheque company set up by former Jarden Corp chairman Martin Franklin, has signed a multi-billion dollar acquisition deal, almost two years on from its $1.25bn IPO on the London Stock Exchange.
  • ING and RiverRock have struck a deal to give the asset manager access to ING’s pipeline of senior loans, as part of the launch of RiverRock’s debut senior loan fund. The Dutch bank, unlike other commercial banks, committed to avoid cherry-picking its pipeline, and to show RiverRock everything that was eligible for the fund.
  • JP Morgan has hired Nomura’s Ryan Dawson as a managing director in its leveraged finance origination team, covering sponsors in EMEA and sponsors and corporates in the UK.
  • TP ICAP has named Amir Zaidi, a respected former senior figure at the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), as its global head of compliance.
  • The European loans market is suffering dark times, with volumes at decades-long lows. But next year has the potential to bring some much needed light, if only banks can hold their nerve.