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  • Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) enjoyed a rare outing in the dollar bond market on Tuesday, nabbing $750m. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Credit analysts at JP Morgan are urging investors to swap their euro bond holdings for similar deals in dollars, where they say there are ‘attractive opportunities to position for convergence’.
  • Kroll Bond Rating Agency downgraded two classes of notes from restaurant chain TGI Friday’s inaugural ABS deal, citing continued decline in same-store sales and store count since the transaction closed in March 2017.
  • Co-op Bank opted to pre-place its fourth Warwick Finance RMBS last Friday, scraping the remainder of a legacy portfolio it began securitizing in 2015.
  • Chinese investment giant CK Asset Holdings has swooped into the European boom of public-to-private buyouts with the £4.6bn takeover of UK pub company and brewer Greene King. The investor intends to keep the pub chain’s securitization in place for the time being and not suck dividends out of the company, leaving bondholders happy.
  • CEE
    Sanctions on a country’s sovereign debt do not typically herald a windfall of fee-earning bond market business in that country, but Russia may prove an exception. If the sovereign distorts prices in the domestic market, Russian corporates and banks may look to the international market to borrow instead.
  • Italy is a country of fast cars and has some some terrific companies for investors to invest in, but buyers must always keep in mind that political instability is as quintessentially Italian — and unpredictable — as an Alfa Romeo. It doesn't mean they cannot enjoy the ride, however.
  • The Nordic corporate bond market may be starting to stir from its deep summer sleep, as Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden (SBB) revealed on Tuesday plans for a new issue. The Swedish housing and social infrastructure company, rated BBB-/BBB- (both stable), has announced a roadshow starting on August 23 for a seven year euro note.
  • Aldermore Bank has tapped Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Lloyds to arrange a prime UK RMBS deal set to qualify for the ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) regulatory label, looking to get ahead of a raft of RMBS issuance expected in September.
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has removed press statements from its website amid allegations from Kraft Foods and Mondelēz Global that it breached the terms of a legal settlement.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has hit screens with its debut trade linked to the secure overnight financing rate (Sofr), with the issuer the third in quick succession to mirror the coupon technique found in the Sonia bond market.
  • The World Bank has mandated for its first dollar benchmark of its fiscal year, as the issuer starts hacking away at its up to $60bn funding programme for the year.