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  • Chinese technology equipment company Hauwai dropped a planned dollar tranche on its latest visit to the corporate bond marker and chose to issue its first bond in euros. This did, however, mean the company opted for a five year maturity, rather than the 10 year tenor it had marketed for the dollar bond.
  • As US Treasury 10 year yields hit 3% on Tuesday for the first time since January 2014, any remaining enthusiasm for EM bonds has been tempered, said investors.
  • SSA
    The European Central Bank may remove the link between the trajectory of European inflation and its long running asset purchase programme at its meeting on Thursday.
  • CEE
    Eastern European low cost airline Wizz Air has received its first ever credit rating, a likely precursor to a bond issue.
  • One piece of information all parties focus on for new corporate bonds is the premium the issuer pays. For much of last year and the early part of this, the premium at any given time was broadly applied across all new issues, but investors have forced syndicates to be more precise in what over what individual issuers pay.
  • Investors were relieved to hear on Wednesday that Lloyds Bank had no plans to cancel its "iredeemable" preference shares at par, but those invested in the market are fixed on clarifying their position under UK law.
  • State Grid Corporation of China priced a $2.8bn-equivalent four-tranche deal on Tuesday, managing to navigate the impact of the benchmark 10 year US Treasury yields finally breaching 3% after days of sell-off.
  • Société Générale has appointed new sales heads for Asia Pacific and Europe within its global markets division, according to a press release on Wednesday.
  • Logistics company GLP is returning to the Panda bond market for the fifth time this year, hoping to raise up to Rmb4bn ($634.3m) on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Its outing comes at a slightly difficult period in China’s onshore bond market.
  • Beijing Enterprises Water Group (BEWG) raised $500m on Tuesday to retire a bond maturing in May, finding support from investors despite the numerous unrated state-owned options available to them.
  • Pelabuhan Indonesia III, also known as Pelindo III, raised $500m from a single tranche five year bond on Tuesday after scrapping a 10 year portion that was also marketed.
  • South Africa’s largest real estate investment trust (Reit) Growthpoint raised $425m on Tuesday.