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  • A decision by the new prime minister of Barbados to suspend all external debt payments sent the island’s bond prices down more than 50 points, stunning bondholders who were mostly not expecting to take the brunt of a long-term economic decline.
  • New Frontier Corp, a Hong Kong-based special purpose acquisition company (Spac), is planning an IPO in the US worth as much as $200m.
  • Jerome Leleu, co-head of equity capital markets for Asia Pacific at Morgan Stanley, has passed away at age 41.
  • The proposed changes to the Volcker rule include an invitation for comments on whether CLO managers should once again be able to hold high yield bonds in their portfolios, a move that would bring US managers back in line with their European counterparts.
  • The UK government has resumed the reprivatisation of RBS, the British bank that was nationalised during the financial crisis, having launched a £2.6bn block trade.
  • The Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) has barred three non-bank lenders from contributing home loans made to military veterans to its multi-issuer mortgage-backed securities because of concerns over rapid loan refinancing at the firms, writes Alexander Saeedy.
  • Delachaux, the French railway equipment maker, has set the terms on its Paris IPO.
  • A report that UniCredit is considering a merger with Société Générale — which would create a powerful champion in European corporate debt — provoked strong feelings among capital markets specialists on Monday. The story appears to have taken UniCredit’s management by surprise, just after a bruising period for Italy in capital markets. But although some like the idea in principle and others scorn it, none believe a merger at some stage is impossible.
  • The State of North Rhine-Westphalia (Land NRW) hit screens on Monday to announce a long dated euro benchmark.
  • The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation has appointed two new directors to its board after a vote at its annual shareholders meeting.
  • The Basque Government will bring the first real test of investor appetite for Spanish public sector risk since a wave of Italy-led volatility hit the eurozone periphery last week, as it opened proceedings on an inaugural sustainable bond — its first issue of any kind in over two years.
  • The world’s largest salmon producer, Marine Harvest, sold the Nordic fish farming industry’s first bond for five years last week and as the industry scales up sources say a wave of issuance from the sector could be on the way.