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  • Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) became the first South Korean corporate to sell 10 year sustainability bonds on Tuesday, raising $500m. The country’s issuers are leading the way across Asia in selling environmental, social and governance debt.
  • Thai natural rubber company Sri Trang Agro Industry approved a spin-off of its gloves production unit at a board of directors meeting this week.
  • SRI
    Seven out of eight big companies with heavy carbon emissions are still behaving in a way that will lead to disastrous climate change, according to a report on Wednesday. The finding is not surprising, but underlines the reality that the growth of responsible investing has done far too little to make the economy sustainable.
  • Central bank independence is under threat. When politicians attempt to take control of monetary policy for their own ends, markets tend to panic, but it may be time to acknowledge that monetary policy is inherently political.
  • Greencoat Investment, a vehicle associated with Rizwan Hussain's attempts to take control of a pre-crisis CMBS, was dealt a blow this week when a court rejected its application to put the deal into administration. The move, for now, puts paid to efforts to persuade bondholders to tender their holdings.
  • Leveraged loan and high yield bond documentation is starting to see a new feature creep in — anti “net short” language, which attempts to stop creditors that are short the company from getting a place at the table in a restructuring. The funds targeted by the new provisions aren’t exactly the cuddliest citizens of the capital markets, but they won’t be the only casualties.
  • The primary pipeline is building up again after eight issuers filed documents for upcoming ABS deals after the US public holiday weekend. Several sponsors are bringing retail auto or timeshare ABS deals, both of which have been flagged as bright spots in the market this week by Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts, due to comparatively tight spreads and strong fundamentals.
  • National Bank of Greece said on Tuesday that it had picked banks to arrange a tier two bond transaction as part of its plans to raise €800m in the format. The bank could become only the second Greek issuer of subordinated debt since the financial crisis, following a new tier two from Piraeus last month.
  • Aroundtown, the German property company, chose Tuesday, when the European corporate bond market was otherwise empty of new issues to sell its second hybrid capital deal in as many months.
  • FIG
    Rothesay Life reminded market participants of the rarely seen tier three bond format on Tuesday, raising £300m of solvency capital on the back of more than twice as much demand.
  • Last week’s tightly priced bond issue by KfW has inspired a slew of issuers to print three year dollar notes this week, a banker said. The Asian Development Bank was first off the blocks on Tuesday with a new benchmark, and Export Development Canada and Erste Abwicklungsanstalt are set to follow.
  • Middle market credit investment manager MidOcean Partners has hired a former Apollo Global Management executive as CIO.