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  • Gilt yields jumped on Wednesday morning as investors bet that the UK government’s record defeat in its parliamentary vote on its Brexit deal on Tuesday would lead to a softer Brexit — or even no Brexit at all.
  • First Abu Dhabi Bank printed its $850m five year sukuk on Tuesday, increasing the deal size from an expected $750m and paving the way for an additional tier one trade from Dubai Islamic Bank on Wednesday. The deals are the first bank trades from the Middle East this year.
  • Global equity markets have stabilised after steep falls in December and volatility has ebbed, prompting some IPO and block vendors to take advantage of open markets while there is a window.
  • CEE
    Turk Eximbank has released initial price guidance for a $500m five year senior unsecured bond.
  • FIG
    Bank bond buyers have generally kept quiet in the euro secondary market at the beginning of 2019, preferring to wait for issuers to offer new deals at attractive spread levels.
  • Despite the furore around the UK government’s defeat in getting its Brexit deal approved on Tuesday evening, corporate bond investors are yet to join the panic and remain open to buying new issues.
  • This week’s parliamentary vote in the UK on a withdrawal agreement for its exit from the European Union has emptied the deal pipeline in the euro leveraged finance markets in early January. But after the plan was rejected on Tuesday, any clarity about the near future looks unlikely, and some debt buyers say borrowers have little reason to wait for longer.
  • With many of Europe’s emerging market bankers and investors this week in Vienna for Euromoney’s annual Central and Eastern Europe Conference, much focus has been on planning for the year ahead in this region. The mood at that conference is one of quiet optimism for the year ahead.
  • The party in Chinese high yield real estate bonds continued this week, with China Aoyuan Group, Zhenro Properties and Yuzhou Properties taking home $1.15bn between them on Tuesday.
  • Société Générale said it had appointed Peter McGahan as UK head of coverage and investment banking, a role previously held by Sadia Ricke. Ricke remains UK chief country officer.
  • Lenovo Group boosted the size of its debut convertible bond to $675m after a flood of investors turned out for the deal, according to bankers on the mandate.
  • Indonesia’s Alam Sutera Realty nabbed $175m from investors on Tuesday, as it attempted to beat the clock on its impending maturities.