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  • The International Finance Corporation is set to bring its first five year dollar global benchmark in two years, and could achieve an even tighter spread than Nordic Investment Bank’s multi-year low two weeks ago, according to on-looking bankers weighing fair value.
  • A survey conducted on behalf of the European Commission suggests European Secured Notes (ESNs) would have to offer investors appealing value relative value to covered bonds — even if they had exactly the same regulatory treatment. The survey comes amid speculation that the EC may opt to save time by including the ESN legal framework with the covered bond directive (CBD).
  • S&P Global Ratings has revised Greece’s outlook from stable to positive, with an upgrade on the horizon if the sovereign meets certain criteria.
  • A tussle for control of a pre-crisis defaulted CMBS issuer took an unusual twist last week, with contradictory notifications distributed to noteholders in the name of the company. It left investors and observers puzzled as to what to believe, and raised questions as to whether market abuse regulations have been flouted. Asad Ali reports.
  • Some fund managers and underwriters are gearing up to keep Europe’s high yield market open during August, as borrowers show more willingness to bring new paper during a traditionally quiet month.
  • The smooth execution of cable firm Prysmian's rights issue, which was priced last week, is a further indicator that good Italian companies will still be able to utilise equity capital market solutions, no matter how unstable the country’s political future might look.
  • Italy’s Tecnimont has agreed a new syndicated loan package totaling €285m from its domestic banking group, with the engineering contractor cutting 25bp off its debt costs.
  • Bond bankers are still optimistic of further issuance from the CEEMEA region before the end of the month despite the dearth of recent deals.
  • CEE
    An innovative liability management exercise by Czech Eurobond issuer Net4Gas is unlikely to be repeated in the near term due to limitations on the koruna corporate bond market, according to bankers on the deal.
  • SC Lowy Asset Management has hired William Bishop as senior sourcer for distressed debt in London.
  • Maaden Bauxite and Alumina Co has amended and refinanced $2.1bn-equivalent of long term debt. The subsidiary of Saudi Arabian Mining Co has locked in better terms on its debt than the loans being replaced.
  • Caius Capital said on Monday morning that it would pursue its dispute over the regulatory status of a UniCredit capital instrument, after the European Banking Authority rejected its request to open an investigation.