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  • European corporate bond market participants are enviously looking at their counterparts in the financial and SSA sectors as supply started to flow again in those areas this week. There is no sign yet of any corporate bond issuers returning from the summer hiatus, but investors have clear ideas about what they want.
  • Lenders working on Turkish bank syndicated loans say deals are still going ahead, and any suggestion that the country’s woes have postponed the active deals are just rumours.
  • Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group on Wednesday said that it would launch two new interest rate futures referencing the sterling overnight index average (Sonia) on October 1.
  • Indonesia’s Modernland Realty raised $150m on Tuesday to offset some of its pressing debt maturities, becoming the country’s first high yield bond issuer since May.
  • China Minsheng Banking Corp has lost its team head of the corporate banking department, according to a source close to the situation.
  • There is little demand for another public sector issue referenced to Sonia, the preferred alternative to sterling Libor, in the wake of the European Investment Bank's successful deal in June, a senior SSA portfolio manager said this week.
  • Investors see value in bank additional tier one (AT1) bonds, pointing to low coupon cancellation risk and attractive entry points for those approaching a call date.
  • New US sanctions announcements on Russia, chatter around new IMF financing for Angola and a desperate economic recovery plan in Venezuela are keeping those emerging market portfolio managers still at their desks busy. But low volumes are playing havoc with EM secondary levels as traders embrace the quietest trading week of the summer.
  • The volume of new equity-linked deals in Europe is down significantly this year compared with the same period in 2017, but market participants hope for a recovery when the ECB starts raising rates.
  • Chinese industrial name Fufeng Group raised $350m from a bond on Tuesday, offering a coupon step-up to show its commitment to maintaining its investment grade rating from S&P. Logan Property Holdings Co also separately bagged $300m on the same day.
  • The pipeline of Asian IPOs headed for the US is shaping up for September, with the latest crop of issuers all starting to drum up investor interest.
  • Bondholders have written to the Single Resolution Board criticising its delay in complying with an order to publish fuller versions of the valuations carried out for Banco Popular, the Spanish bank that failed last year.