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  • As the year draws to a close, Deutsche Bank’s corporate finance division has completed its layoffs, and its new management team is looking to grow revenues, but the business remains a work in progress, writes David Rothnie.
  • The gap between default rates for OECD and emerging market project finance bank loans has narrowed to almost nothing. However, on average, banks can expect to wait longer after a default to recover money owed outside the world’s most developed economies, according to S&P Global.
  • Kommuninvest took advantage of the lack of competing SSA supply on Wednesday to price a long three year dollar trade ahead of the US holidays. Meanwhile, Nederlandse Waterschapsbank has appointed banks to arrange investor calls for its annual water bond.
  • Paragon, the UK bank that specialises in buy-to-let mortgages, reported strong lending growth for its year to September, supported by a 47% increase in deposit funding. That reduced its reliance on wholesale funding and helped it boost profits by 25%.
  • Credit risk transfer deals were pioneered by the US government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) as a means to limit taxpayer liability to the quasi-public entities’ massive portfolio of mortgages. But private mortgage insurers have followed suit and are transferring a portion of their insurance risk in similarly structured deals.
  • The European Parliamentary Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) voted on its version of the covered bond directive on Tuesday, with the European Council yet to agree its text. But a leaked draft of the Council’s 'overall compromise text', seen by GlobalCapital, suggests the two sides are getting closer together.
  • TrueEX, the New York-based electronic trading platform provider, will carry on its legal fight against 11 dealers after a US district court ruled against the banks' motion to dismiss the suit.
  • US medical technology company Stryker is still looking to bring its debut euro transaction following its recent roadshow, but is waiting for market conditions to improve before pushing its triple-tranche offering into the market.
  • Crédit Agricole is the latest bank to speak to investors about issuing a green bond, at a time when other European names have been marketing deals in the format.
  • Instituto de Crédito Oficial, already well established in the social bond market, is planning to broaden its socially responsible investment offering with its first ever green bond next year.
  • Emerging markets borrowers are keeping clear of bond issuance, preferring to keep their powder dry for next year, in the hope of being able to get better spreads. But bankers say the situation will be no better then.
  • VakıfBank will close its loan refinancing in the coming days and is set to be followed closely by Garanti Bank, as Turkish financial institutions defy the crisis of confidence in the country's economy triggered when the lira crashed in August.