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  • Regulators in China have finally published issuance guidelines for Belt and Road bonds. But the rules still do not clearly define which bonds qualify, and fail to address issuers’ concerns on capital repatriation and borrowing costs.
  • Temasek Holdings made a splash in the block market this week, raising W1.07tr ($1bn) with a pair of overnight trades in South Korean pharmaceutical company Celltrion and its distribution arm Celltrion Healthcare — an approach that was in line with the Singapore sovereign wealth fund’s strategy to rebalance its portfolio. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Bank Muscat cut through a weaker market to raise $500m with a new five year senior bond which “all things considered went really well,” and landed flat to where a new Omani sovereign five year would come, according to a banker on the deal.
  • Cote d’Ivoire will be hoping to capitalise on the success of Senegal’s debut euro deal earlier this week as it looks to bring its second bond in that currency.
  • Hyundai Capital America raised $800m from a dual-tranche issuance on Wednesday, the same day that chemical giant China National Chemical Corp walked away with more than $6bn from the market.
  • Chinese outlet mall trust Sasseur Reit has kicked off a fixed price bookbuilding for its S$396m ($301.3m) Singapore IPO, placing nearly half the deal with cornerstone investors.
  • Paraguay wrapped up two days of investor meetings on Wednesday, and the South American sovereign will have New York bond syndicate desks wishing it the best of luck if it announces a new deal on Thursday — as expected.
  • Leverage levels in US commercial real estate bonds are set to rise in 2018, according to Fitch Ratings, after three years of decline. The trend is a worry for many in the market, against the backdrop of loosening deal structures, pullback of offshore investors and words of warning from the former Federal Reserve chief on the sector.
  • Skopos Financial, a lender specializing in deep subprime auto finance, is back in the securitization market after a two year pause, in which the company downsized and tightened underwriting standards.
  • Investors this week showered orders on to the first bond issue from Teva Pharmaceuticals since a recent downgrade to high yield ratings. The hook? A 50bp-100bp premium over its old bonds in the secondary market.
  • The issuer and trustee in the RMAC deals at the centre of the tussle between Clifden IOM and Paratus AMC said they have yet to receive proof that Clifden holds the notes it needs to amend the bonds.
  • Index provider Limeyard said on Wednesday it had entered into a partnership with the Vienna Stock Exchange under which they will develop indices together.