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  • CEE
    Three CEE new issues are in the works: Bulgarian Energo Pro is hoping to print its bond as soon as Friday, Hungarian fertiliser company Nitrogénművek is looking to issue €200m with a new euro seven year non-call three bond, and Wizz Air has received its first ever credit rating, a likely precursor to a bond issue.
  • Investors were relieved to hear on Wednesday that Lloyds Bank had no plans to cancel its "irredeemable" preference shares at par, but those invested in the market want to clarify their position under UK law.
  • CEE
    Turk Eximbank raised $500m with its new six year bond on Thursday. While one banker on the deal said there was some buyside reticence to get involved with Turkish risk, meaning that a higher new issue premium was required, another claimed the premium paid was in line with the rest of the market.
  • UK Asset Resolution (UKAR) announced on Thursday that it had sold a portion of Bradford & Bingley’s (B&B) remaining mortgage book to a consortium of banks led by Barclays, following a bidding process by a ‘small handful’ of potential buyers.
  • Companies planning to buy UK-domiciled firms should be prepared to jump through extensive competition regulatory hoops that could slow down M&A activity this year, loans bankers have warned.
  • South Africa’s Aspen Pharmaceuticals has mandated banks to arrange a refinancing exercise, according to two bankers away from the top line, but African loan bankers face a meagre pipeline of business following lower first quarter volumes than in the same period last year.
  • MUFG has started a round of redundancies in its securities business, with several jobs in London and New York said to be at risk. GIobalCapital understands that not all those who will be put at risk of redundancy have yet been notified but fewer than 35 staff will be affected.
  • The Development Bank of Kazakhstan was set to price its tenge denominated Eurobond on Thursday evening in London from a book that was at the last update approaching Kt140bn.
  • Chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Christopher Giancarlo unveiled a highly anticipated whitepaper that laid out his assessment of US swaps market reform since the Dodd-Frank Act came into being on Thursday.
  • The London and Johannesburg listing of Vivo was covered today, two days after launch, good news for African equities after South African bottle producer Consol had to pull its IPO.
  • Higher oil prices, a new governing regime and an agreement with the International Monetary Fund are all expected to fire up demand for the Republic of Angola’s first Eurobond since 2015, though there is a question mark over how receptive the market will be for long dated debt.
  • Jefferies has hired a veteran M&A banker from Deutsche Bank to join its power and infrastructure utilities team.