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  • A fund and a local securities exchange will create the first clearing house in Nigeria. Both hope it will bolster liquidity and improve financial stability in the Nigerian capital markets.
  • The Federal State of Berlin printed a 15 year trade on Wednesday — its first €1bn bond since 2015, according to Dealogic. The trade was joined by a five year from Corporación Andina de Fomento.
  • The diversity in finance roundtable at Global ABS on Wednesday struck a dismal tone in noting that not a great deal has changed with regard to the representation of women and minorities since the market began having these conversations, leading the panel to urge more novel approaches to addressing the problem.
  • The European Banking Authority could push forward a new set of regulations designed to make sure the securitization market can play a full role in resolving the non-performing loan problem faced by Europe’s banks, according to Adam Farkas, executive director of the EBA, speaking in a keynote address at the IMN/Afme Global ABS conference in Barcelona.
  • Blockchain technology will be a wide ranging structural improvement to underlying infrastructure of the securitization market, said panellists on Wednesday, but the technology is going to need a “proof of concept” before institutions will be convinced to move away from legacy systems.
  • A panel of CLO experts speaking on day two of Global ABS agreed that the market in Europe is operating a near peak efficiency, and that the market is “nowhere near” a turn in the credit cycle for at least the remainder of this year.
  • Regulatory issues over the past year have been a drag on what could have been achieved in the European ABS new issue market, with teething issues surrounding the introduction of the new Securitization Regulation, due to kick in January 2019, potentially contributing to a dip in issuance at the start of next year, said panellists speaking at Global ABS on Wednesday.
  • KfW reopened the public sector dollar market on Wednesday by picking up a hefty $4bn from a well oversubscribed book. Société de Financement Local will be next up, after mandating banks for a trade.
  • Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, returned to the equity-linked debt market on Wednesday with a deal that reinforced this issuer’s reputation for financial innovation: a $500m equity-neutral convertible bond that also acts as a contingent convertible security — except with more flexibility for the issuer.
  • The debt-financed bidding war for Sky, the UK media and telecoms company, is due to reach fever pitch after the UK government said yesterday it would not block either Comcast or 21st Century Fox’s bids.
  • Algomi, a technology company hoping to bring electronification to secondary bond markets, has appointed a new CEO.
  • A surprise sale in European auto rental company Sixt, was greeted warmly by investors and allowed the controlling Sixt family to reap some of the rewards of the company’s meteoric share price performance.