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  • FIG
    Virgin Money came to the market on Thursday with a debut deal from its holding company, following a deal from Leeds Building Society to meet its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) on Wednesday. UK financial institutions have been active this year amid numerous challenges, including Brexit.
  • The sterling corporate bond market has been less busy year to date than it was in 2017. However, the property sector has continued to be one of the largest contributors of supply and, on Thursday, Grainger added its name to the list of issuers from the industry.
  • Australian property company Stockland was the first Australian issuer to sell a green bond in Europe in 2014. The company finally returned to the euro market on Thursday, but chose not to go with a green bond, on the same day as compatriot Ausgrid chose to price its new deal.
  • Phoenix Group Holdings opened order books on a restricted tier one deal in the sterling market on Thursday, ahead of its planned acquisition of Standard Life.
  • Boutique investment bank SC Lowy signalled the potential it sees in the Italian banking sector through its acquisition of Credito di Romagna this week. Michel Löwy, CEO of the firm, also views it as a way to expand the firm’s European leveraged finance operations.
  • Investors were queuing up to place orders for new deals from Norway’s Sbanken Boligkreditt and Poland’s mBank Hipoteczny on Thursday, as the pair looked to enter the euro covered bond market for the first time.
  • Controls have been tightened after the high-profile losses that banks took on margin loans when retail conglomerate Steinhoff ran into trouble late last year. But strategic equity solutions businesses remain central to equity capital markets, writes David Rothnie.
  • CEE
    Turkish real estate developer Ronesans Gayrimenkul Yatirim has released initial price guidance on its benchmark five year bond, which a rival syndicate has called wide but a lead said was the pick-up investors are demanding over Turkish international corporates.
  • CEE
    EPIF Infrastructure, has released initial price guidance for a six year fixed rate euro benchmark.
  • Asia’s syndicated loan market is offering razor-sharp funding to sovereign borrowers, and that is not just limited to the more developed countries in the market. Pakistan and Sri Lanka are returning to the market with $1.45bn of loans between them, and both look set to cut their pricing significantly. Pan Yue reports.
  • Chinese investment banking giant CICC returned to the dollar bond market this week, raising $600m from its first deal in almost two years.
  • Indonesian issuers continued to keep the market focused on new equity fundraisings, as several IPOs launched this week.