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  • Exchange group Chicago Board Options Exchange Global Markets on Monday launched high yield corporate bond index futures, in collaboration with data firm IHS Markit and Blackrock.
  • Santander UK needed to offer an unusually attractive concession for its second euro covered bond deal of the year, but priced its first sterling Sonia-linked deal in line with Lloyds.
  • The positive tone in the corporate bond market and some excellent recent results for those issuers who have sold new deals has resulted in a number of companies announcing plans for transactions. The buoyant pipeline is a cause of optimism among bankers, despite no deals being marketed on Tuesday.
  • Asia Cement’s first convertible bond (CB) sale in five years was priced at the best end of terms for investors, which bankers away from the deal said was “extremely cheap”.
  • BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co is making its first foray into the ABS market this year, with bookbuilding for the Rmb4.5bn ($656m) Bavarian Sky China 2018-1 set to start next Monday.
  • Hong Kong-listed CMBC Capital, a subsidiary of China Minsheng Bank, is targeting Taiwanese bank liquidity for an up to HK$1.4bn ($178m) borrowing.
  • India’s Yes Bank has closed a $400m borrowing, attracting four participants during syndication.
  • Commerzbank has ended a 10-month drought in Singapore dollar-denominated tier two deals, returning this week with a S$400m ($290m) bond. What lies ahead for the southeast Asian city-state’s local currency market? Addison Gong finds out.
  • Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) Poly Real Estate Group Co and China Minmetals Corp took different approaches to pricing their dollar bonds on Monday, resulting in diverging secondary market performances.
  • JP Morgan doubled a tap of its exchangeable bond (EB) linked to shares of Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, raising $100m on Monday.
  • OUE Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust will partly fund an acquisition from its sponsor through a S$587.5m ($427.2m) rights issue.
  • Large US banks are shifting their mortgage bond exposure into hold-to-maturity accounts to dodge the impact of rising interest rates on their regulatory capital holdings, a trend that could undermine market performance in the long run, according to JP Morgan analysts.