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Regulation

‘Get ready’ for NPL addendum as Italian champs look to cut exposure

The European Central Bank’s addendum on non-performing loans (NPLs) will be published in March and could be implemented straight away, according to Danièle Nouy, chair of the body’s Supervisory Board. Meanwhile, UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo progressed with plans to reduce NPL levels this week.

Jasper Cox, February 08, 2018
Bank Capital

Moody’s upgrades Hypo Vorarlberg, expects legacy T1 conversions

Moody’s cited Hypo Vorarlberg’s recent capital strengthening measures in a decision to raise its credit ratings on Thursday, adding that it expected the Austrian bank to convert some of its legacy capital instruments into high trigger additional tier one (AT1s) in the near future.

Tyler Davies, February 08, 2018
CEE

First ever Moldovan corporate bond mandated

Moldovan agro-industrial holding company Trans-Oil Group is looking to make its capital markets debut. The deal will be the first ever from a Moldovan corporate, and the first chance investors have had to buy Moldovan risk since 1997.

Virginia Furness, February 08, 2018
CEE

CBM defies UST rise as Russians rush in

Credit Bank of Moscow printed a $500m five year bond from a book in excess of $1.1bn on Wednesday, quelling fears of EM new issues shutting down in face of US Treasury yield rises. Domodedovo Airport looks next to print in dollars from the country while the State Transport Leasing Company has also mandated for a bond.

Francesca Young, February 08, 2018
Southpaw

Bulge bracket banks face up to boutique brain drain

Independents are thriving and, with no constraints on pay, they will continue to tempt the very best bankers away from big firms in 2018. But not all boutiques are created equal, says David Rothnie.

David Rothnie, February 08, 2018
Asia

Mezz gains popularity amid rising valuations

Leverage finance bankers are bracing themselves for a rise in mezzanine financing in Asia, buoyed by talk that part of the HK$32bn loan to back a record-breaking Hong Kong property deal will be financed with junior debt.

Shruti Chaturvedi, February 08, 2018
SSA MTNs and CP

Bumper week for MTNs in Asian currencies

Issuance of Indian rupee MTNs is at record levels this year, with dealers citing higher yields and a stable exchange rate for the flows. Elsewhere in the market, Malaysian ringgit has made an appearance for the first time this year.

William Chambers, February 08, 2018
CEE

RusHydro gains momentum in Eurorouble

RusHydro, the Russian hydroelectric power generator, kicked off local currency Eurobonds for 2018 with a three year note on Thursday. DCM bankers said that internationally cleared local currency bonds will gain increasing traction this year.

Virginia Furness, February 08, 2018
Corporate Bonds

DBahn extends its range with second euro stop in two months

State owned German rail operator Deutsche Bahn had a clear run at the euro investment grade corporate bond market on Thursday when it decided to sell its second bond of the year in the currency. The 15.5 year tenor the issuer opted for extended its existing debt curve.

Nigel Owen, February 08, 2018
Asia

Asian ECM brushes off global stock selldown

Asian stocks added to the rout in global equity markets this week, putting a speed bump in front of the frenetic pace of primary activity. But deals continued to get done through the worst of the selldown, as equity bankers argued that the sell-off was a healthy, and temporary, correction. John Loh reports.

John Loh, February 08, 2018
EM Middle East

Israel Electric cuts through vol to price with zero NIP

Israel Electric (IEC) shrugged off any concerns of contagion from the equity market rout earlier this week to print $1bn with no new issue premium on Wednesday.

Virginia Furness, February 08, 2018
FIG People and Markets

IFRS 9 in stress testing: a ‘big deal’ for banks

The introduction of IFRS 9, a new accounting standard, brings this year’s European Banking Authority stress tests into uncharted territory, with market participants expecting the exercise to raise questions about the comparability and reliability of results.

Tyler Davies, February 08, 2018

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