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  • The furore over the identity of Italy’s new government has seemingly put at least a temporary stop to its IPO market, with some sellers looking to wait until a semblance of stability returns. Other European markets are operating as normal but bankers remain on alert should volatility worsen, writes Sam Kerr
  • Goldman Sachs and three other major banks have signed up to the project to build a joint electronic bookbuilding system for the US investment grade market, joining Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi, and JP Morgan and giving the new platform a strong shot at total market dominance. Goldman’s merchant banking arm sold Ipreo, the main rival to the new project, last week.
  • CEE
    Turkish dollar bonds outperformed in a heavy market this week after the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) moved to simplify rates in order to protect the lira. The recovery of the lira to below TL4.5 to the dollar has been taken by the market to indicate that last week’s rate hike was a success.
  • Fitch Group has reached an agreement to acquire Fulcrum Financial Data, which includes financial analysis brands such as Covenant Review, LevFin Insights and Capital Structure.
  • The new Securitization Regulation, due to come in on January 2019, could unintentionally block banks from disposing of legacy assets, pushing some buyers and sellers to try to accelerate trades to get them done before the end of the year.
  • MTN borrowers have not yet altered their issuance levels to take account of the violent moves in curves, led by Italy, over the past two weeks — leaving the euro market all but deserted.
  • GlobalCapital held its fifth annual US Securitization Awards dinner at Manhattan's Metropolitan Club on Wednesday, May 30.
  • African debut issuer Vivo Energy was the only borrower from CEEMEA to make an official mandate announcement this week after sustained weakness in global markets kept seven others on the sidelines, but EM bankers are not predicting sustained periods of stability will return.
  • Financial institutions are waiting for an all-clear signal in the primary market for unsecured debt, after an Italy-led meltdown cast new issue execution and pricing in doubt this week.
  • SSA
    Government bond yields and swap spreads suffering a state of vibrato from the political fugue in Italy this week led to near silence across the primary public sector bond market. But issuers are hopeful a period of relative calm late in the week will last — although they admit investors are holding the baton.
  • Ashurst has hired Jonathan Walsh in its London global markets practice as securitization partner, bringing him on from Baker McKenzie where he was senior partner in the finance group and global head of securitization.
  • Tradeweb, the electornic trading platform provider, has been dropped as a defendant from an antitrust case being brought in the US by a group of investors.