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  • Deals from Santander Consumer Finance and Crédit Mutuel Arkéa helped to take the volume of senior unsecured issuance in the five year maturity to more than €10bn following the summer break.
  • Prudential plc came to the market on Wednesday for a strategic deal to boost the capital position of a prospective entity it plans to cut loose, M&G Prudential. Those on the buy-side saw the notes as cheap, notwithstanding any extra cost for a clause allowing for issuer substitution.
  • French electricity utility EDF continued a busy September with the first hybrid corporate bond deal in the euro market for more than two months on Tuesday. It also sold a new senior trade in euros, following a $3.75bn triple tranche deal in the US the previous week.
  • ABS
    Speakers at the annual TSI Congress in Berlin raised concerns regarding regulators’ lack of industry guidance on data related issues, which could create a bottleneck in the market next year and hold back issuance of simple, transparent, standardised (STS) ABS deals.
  • SIG Combibloc, the Swiss food and beverage packaging company, has closed the books on its return to the Swiss stock exchange after more than a decade of being a private company.
  • Republic of Hungary
  • Maturity: 29 September 2025
  • German publishing company Bertelsmann returned to the euro corporate bond market on Tuesday to re-market a deal it had pulled in May after setting the spread. This time the issuer priced the transaction at what was seen as a more realistic spread, but the high premium was in part due to the illiquidity of the secondary curve.
  • Karel Lannoo, the chief executive of the Centre for European Policy Studies, indicated that he was optimistic about the prospects of an equivalency agreement on the oversight of clearing houses between the United Kingdom and EU 27 after Brexit.
  • Turk Eximbank has taken to the road for a non-deal roadshow in London, meeting with international investors to discuss the institution’s credit, alongside three other emerging markets borrowers.
  • If Banca Carige cannot raise capital or find an acquirer, it should be put out of its misery.
  • The US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) provided little in the way of encouragement for emerging markets at its meeting on Wednesday, delivering a 25bp hike to the Fed Funds Rate, meaning the wind will keep blowing firmly against emerging markets. Lewis McLellan reports.