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  • Hong Kong-listed Logan Property is making a quick return to the offshore loan market for a HK$1.2bn ($153m) borrowing, six months after sealing a HK$900m deal in April.
  • The speech by US vice president Mike Pence, delivered at the Hudson Institute on October 4, was the closest to a cogent China strategy formulated by the Trump administration since it took over the White House. Market participants should beware, as the picture those words paint is far from pretty.
  • Peru wrapped up an investor roadshow on Wednesday just as the Dow Jones suffered its worst day since February to leave investors and bankers examining conditions as the sovereign weighs up a dual-tranche dollar and Nuevo sol deal.
  • High yield spreads have widened by 25bp in the past week as the rise in Treasury yields dents fixed rate products, although the market remains at historically tight levels.
  • A pair of conduit CMBS deals emerged this week, but volumes of the once staple product of the commercial real estate bond market are lagging last year's figures as floating rate CRE CLOs and single asset deals draw more attention.
  • So far equity markets have ridden out Donald Trump’s trade war. But with tariffs set to capture over half a trillion dollars worth of Chinese exports, it is surely only a matter of time before markets capitulate.
  • A synthetic securitization by the AfDB could cleverly expand the development bank’s firepower to promote development — and be copied by other MDBs.
  • Investors are eyeing up opportunities in Turkey again, following the decision by its central bank to raise interest rates by 625bp in September. But the political risks that prompted the sell-off earlier this year remain.
  • Catastrophe bonds and the emerging markets fit well together, with perils in China and Southeast Asia particularly well placed to be covered. Can the insurance-linked securities market take off?
  • We’ll overcome our debt problems by accident
  • The IMF needs to take steps to bolster its reputation as the guardian of multilateralism, ahead of a possible meltdown in emerging markets that could put the Fund centre stage of any rescue effort.
  • Countries should build domestic capital markets that enable borrowers to issue debt in their own currencies, rather than borrow in dollars and face the risk of a spike in interest rates when the dollar rises, the head of the International Financial Corp has told GlobalMarkets, GlobalCapital's sister publication.