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  • The Islamic Development Bank is out with initial price guidance for its debut euro benchmark sukuk — a €500m five year.
  • The European Central Bank is pushing for greater powers over EU-based derivatives clearing houses, according to a leaked ECB presentation obtained by GlobalCapital. The move follows a successful effort by the ECB to gain powers over foreign clearing houses.
  • India’s securities regulator has reworked the much-maligned Institutional Trading Platform (ITP), giving it a new name and more flexible rules in the hopes of attracting technology start-ups. But like its last iteration, the reformed listings platform is probably doomed to fail.
  • China's Guodong Network Communications is seeking a debut loan of up to €150m ($170m) in syndication.
  • Hong Kong equity investors may feel they need a break after a year of underperforming IPOs, sharp declines in valuations and protracted volatility. But don’t call time on the market just yet.
  • Oceanwide Holdings Co, a Chinese conglomerate but primarily a homebuilder, bagged a $215m bond on Monday, but not all the firms on the original syndicate team remained on the deal in the end.
  • Shinhan Bank used its position as the first dollar borrower in the market on Monday to lock up $500m, paying just a low single-digit new issue premium despite global volatility.
  • A funding official at KfW has switched to the corporate sector.
  • Bondholders in Mexico City’s proposed new airport were left speculating how Andrés Manuel López Obrador (Amlo), the country's president-elect, planned to return their money on Monday after the said he would cancel the project.
  • The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) plans to tweak its platform for start-up listings after an industry group recommended changes to revitalise the long-stalled scheme.
  • The Seychelles has issued its long-expected ‘blue bond’, to finance improvements in the sustainability of its fishing and marine tourism industries. The $15m deal is at the challenging end of the green bond market, since Seychelles is a risky credit that defaulted in 2008 and is highly exposed to climate change. It could tempt other sovereigns to follow.
  • With October’s steep stock market plunge signaling the market is in correction territory, while the Federal Reserve pumps the brakes on expansionary monetary policy, RMBS has managed to outperform versus other asset classes this month.