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  • The Financial Conduct Authority on Monday expressed concerns over the potential consolidation of market power in the hands of a few trading and clearing players, saying that a "lack of competition" could result in "higher prices" or a reluctance to invest to meet client needs.
  • A rare name will grace the dollar market on Tuesday, coming ahead the minutes of the Federal Open Markets Committee meeting, expected to be released on Wednesday.
  • Equity investor sentiment on Russia has been upended in the space of a weekend after the shock release from the US Treasury on Friday imposing a fresh set of sanctions on Russia which has torpedoed the fortunes of aluminium producer EN+ and its owner Oleg Deripaska.
  • Bank of Montreal raised £400m ($569m) of five year funding in covered bonds on Monday following £1bn deals from Santander UK and Nationwide last week. But with fewer sterling covered bonds redeeming after this month, primary activity is expected to slow down.
  • CEVA Logistics, the Swiss logistics and freight company, will provide Europe’s choppy IPO market with its first big test of investor sentiment since before the Easter holidays, having filed an intention to float document on Monday.
  • Commerzbank reset the pricing of its covered bond curve to a more realistic market clearing level with its €500m 10 year on Monday, as Erste Group, HSBC, Axa Bank and mBank Hipoteczny announced deals.
  • Two banks spotted an opportunity to line up first-of-a-kind deals on Monday. For one it is set to be its first ever senior bond in euros, and for the other the deal that comes out will be its first rated senior bond.
  • UK ticket printing company Paragon Group returned to the euro private placement (PP) market on Monday, becoming the first non-French issuer to raise Euro PP notes this year.
  • BMW sold one of the first two trades in the euro corporate bond market in 2018. It took until April to follow that with a five-tranche offering in the dollar market. It waited less than the week then to make its first visit to the sterling market, but found sterling investors in a similarly stubborn mood to that of euro investors.
  • BNP Paribas and Berlin Hyp said on Monday that they were both looking at selling green senior unsecured bonds in the euro market, leaving as many as four financial institutions in the pipeline for new socially responsible deals.
  • Turkish real estate developer Ronesans Gayrimenkul Yatirim (RGY) has announced plans for a global roadshow ahead of a planned dollar Eurobond debut.
  • FirstRand Bank has announced plans for a three day global roadshow ahead of a planned inaugural dollar-denominated tier two issue.