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  • GlobalCapital hosted its first annual European securitization awards in London on Wednesday, March 13.
  • Dubai-based payments company Network International has kicked off investor education for its IPO on the London Stock Exchange, which is expected to value the business in the region of $3bn, according to a source close to the deal.
  • China’s industrial gas supplier Yingde Gases Group has launched a $300m borrowing into general syndication.
  • Banco do Brasil became the second state-owned Brazilian issuer to tap dollar markets in two days as it snatched a tight five year senior unsecured benchmark.
  • Several CLO issuers in the US and Europe have come to depend on Japanese investors to anchor triple-A tranches, but observers say Japan’s banks may no longer be able to soak up foreign paper if a bubbling banking crisis forces banks to clean up their act at home.
  • The extraordinary conditions in Europe’s investment grade corporate bond market, in which three issuers in succession had printed multi-tranche bonds this week with no new issue premiums, produced a new bizarre result on Wednesday when Sanofi, one of the market’s tightest-trading issuers, took its turn.
  • Oleg Tinkoff sold $150m worth of London-listed Global Depository Receipts in TCS Group Holding on, the Russian financial services company that controls Tinkoff Bank on Tuesday night.
  • The bullish mood in credit markets is sweeping through high yield bonds, enabling issuers, like their investment grade counterparts, to crank pricing several notches tighter during bookbuilds.
  • The logic for a merger between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank still looks far from convincing, despite the wishes of Germany’s political elite, writes David Rothnie.
  • FIG
    As Marcella climbed into the transport pod for her short journey home to her cosy apartment in the Chongqing suburbs, her wristwatch buzzed, reminding her that this would be her last ever commute. She leaned back and thought of the days when she started out in banking, in 2007, right at the start of GFC1, the first Global Financial Crisis. In her 43 year career, how the world had changed.
  • Municipality Finance (Muni Fin) printed a $1bn no-grow short five year bond on Wednesday, joining World Bank at the tenor in a dollar market that bankers said has offered something for everyone this week.
  • ABS
    Volkswagen on Wednesday announced the first securitization eligible for the ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) treatment, bringing an auto lease transaction arranged by Lloyds two and a half months after the new Securitization Regulation went into effect, on January 1.