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  • ABN Amro has restructured its corporate and institutional bank following growing cyclical and regulatory pressures that are pushing ABN to keep tightly focused on returns in corporate finance, writes David Rothnie.
  • Sibur, the Russian petrochemical company, announced a bond buy-back on Tuesday, targeting the borrower’s October 2023 bond.
  • Corporate bond markets have enjoyed a good run since returning from the summer break. But for the first time since then, an external problem is causing turbulence. The Italian budget has become a live factor in market participation for buyers.
  • Turkey is braced for one of the most important political events of what has been a turbulent year; the hearing of US pastor Andrew Brunson. The consequences could shape Turkey’s recovery from its recession. Elsewhere, a Russian mining company's loan showed the country is not quite closed for business, and after weeks of quiet, Latin American markets have bounced into life.
  • The Middle East has driven emerging market loan volumes this year, but Gulf bankers say there are signs that parts of the region are already shutting up shop for the year.
  • In this round-up, the People’s Bank of China announced a further cut to banks’ reserve requirement ratio (RRR) on Sunday, the Mainland’s foreign exchange reserves dipped in September, and China’s state council prepares measures to support foreign investment.
  • The Italian government’s economic growth expectations are likely to take a hit from “unintended tightening” of monetary policy if BTP yields keep rising, investors have warned.
  • Trafigura, the Singaporean commodity trading company, issued its third Panda bond this year on September 28. As for its previous outings, the third tranche was placed in the interbank market as a three year private placement. Meanwhile, The Wharf Holdings and China Gas Holding also made their return to the market in the same month.
  • New liquidity requirements will cause a boom in senior bond issuance in the same way that the introduction of capital requirements led to a surge in the supply of subordinated debt, according to analysts at JP Morgan. The analysts said that investors have been underestimating how quickly this trend will impact the euro market.
  • The IPO of German brake manufacturer Knorr Bremse is hoping to buck a trend of falling IPOs, which have been battered by general market volatility, books will close at noon today and the deal will be priced at €80 a share.
  • Kazakhstan is in a good spot. It has the support of the West and is benefiting enormously from China’s Belt & Road Initiative. It’s even becoming, in relative terms, a diplomatic power in its own right —­ the Geneva of Central Asia.
  • The challenge of maximizing finance for development is largely one of co-ordination.