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  • EMEA loans bankers are taking some positives from developments in the wider capital markets after the direct start to the year in at least five years.
  • US firm Newmont Gold has shot down an around $18bn all stock hostile bid from Barrick Gold, with the acquisition target instead preferring a smaller takeover planned by Goldcorp.
  • Crédit Mutuel Arkéa sold a new tier two against a strong market backdrop on Monday, as the French financial institution spelt out its desire to maintain high credit ratings and capital buffers.
  • Danish Ship Finance plans to go on the road before issuing its debut euro covered bond.
  • CEE
    NLMK Group, one of Russia’s largest steel manufacturers, is planning a return to the bond market after a two year hiatus.
  • While some emerging market loans bankers have noted an uptick of activity since a painfully slow January, those covering Russia are still patiently awaiting news of concrete transactions. But an imbalance between supply and demand has put international lenders in an awkward position, forcing them to rethink their strategies.
  • FIG
    CYBG is set to meet investors this week to gauge demand for a new additional tier one. With HSBC Holdings also selling a senior bond in dollars on Monday, UK financial institutions are returning to the market for the first time in four months amid fading fears about a worst case scenario for Brexit.
  • Fears that MiFID II is demolishing coverage of smaller UK companies appear to be misplaced, according to research firm Hardman & Co, with analyst numbers actually on the up. But not everyone agrees with that assessment. Meanwhile, market participants think that liquidity is decreasing, despite what the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says, and this could boost private equity interest in these small firms.
  • Cadent Gas has sold £680m-equivalent of US private placements (US PP) across several tranches, in dollars and sterling, according to market participants, in one of the largest PP transactions from a UK utility on record. This is evidence that PP investors are not shying away from UK names, market participants claim, even amid the uncertainty of Brexit.
  • A member of RBC Capital Markets’ SSA team has left after nearly seven years at the bank, GlobalCapital understands.
  • Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), a red-chip issuer, sealed a three year Rmb1.5bn Panda bond at the end of last week.
  • The Securities and Exchange Board of India has made a series of changes to the regulations for trusts to help give the nascent market a boost.