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  • An incoming UK law to enforce the ring-fencing of retail banks from their investment arms is increasing the number of bank treasury orders in public sector borrowers’ books — and could lead to an uptick in demand for the paper.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+/Baa1 (Moody’s/S&P/Fitch)
  • CIFC Asset Management, one of the largest CLO managers in the world, has recently turned its attention to Europe, with the hire of Joshua Hughes to start marketing and fundraising for European loan investments. It is planning to build out the business in the coming months with more London-based hires, including a senior investment professional to lead that side of the business — but it’s not diving headfirst into the increasingly crowded European CLO market.
  • M&A volumes across the EMEA region have soared to multi-year highs according to various reports released this week, and loan volumes in certain regions have rocketed with it. But the big headline figures belie a syndicated loan market that is limping towards year end.
  • IHS Markit exploited the lull in high-grade supply to grab investor attention with its investment grade debut.
  • The increasing demand for bonds compatible with the Paris Agreement on climate change is one of the major factors driving the European Investment Bank’s plan to add Sustainability Awareness Bonds (SABs) to its funding mix, according to the issuer.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • Concerns from some fund managers about the terms of Altice’s new €2.5bn-equivalent bond were swamped by orders from other investors eager to bag single-B paper with a big coupon from a core high yield issuer. After a series of successful investor push-backs on deal terms, the debt laden French telecom proved this week that borrowers still can walk away with loose covenants, writes Victor Jimenez.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA/AA+
  • FIG
    Wall Street heavyweights returned in force to the dollar market with a string of multi-billion dollar trades after posting strong second quarter earnings.
  • FIG
    FIG funding project after project has had to be postponed because of higher volatility levels in 2018, leading to a build-up in supply at the beginning of the summer break. With banks growing fearful of market overload, funding teams are thinking hard about whether August could be a window of opportunity after all. Tyler Davies reports.
  • US middle market CLOs sprung back to life this week with a $1bn deal from Golub Capital, the first new issue of the month.