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  • The equity capital market has kicked back into life this week with a number of high profile deals to test investor appetite. But with investors challenging IPO valuations and volatility causing a scare, lead managers might have to start selling deals on their fundamentals rather than relying on bullish market sentiment to do the job.
  • The new bond issues may be flowing in emerging markets, but after weeks of volatility, the era of easy execution is over.
  • CEE
    A Turkish military strike in Syria on Tuesday hit investor appetite for Akbank’s subordinated tier two offering, with the raid causing several accounts not to come into the book at all, according to a lead manager.
  • CEE
    The Republic of Belarus has released initial price thoughts for a $600m 12 year bond after the country’s last deal, printed in June 2017, climbed 11 points since pricing.
  • CEE
    Gazprom is looking to enter the Swiss franc market for the fifth time, mandating four banks to arrange meetings for a benchmark bond. After Moody’s upgraded the Russian company to investment grade, the arrangers are particularly confident of Swiss interest.
  • FIG
    Financial institutions bond investors are looking for an ‘attractive entry point’ when HSBC opens books on $5bn-$7bn of additional tier one issuance in the next four months, following the bank's latest results on Tuesday.
  • The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is cracking the whip on banks managing IPO applications for retail accounts, saying investors may have to be compensated under certain conditions.
  • Indonesian rupiah-denominated debt will be eligible for the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Bond Index for the first time from June 1.
  • The US government’s agreement to remove the country’s debt ceiling early in February has left the buy-side waiting for a wave of issuance from the US Treasury — including this week, when the largest ever T-bill auction took place. But as opportunities arise for investors, one has warned that the public may end up seeing the bond market as "the bad guys."
  • The People’s Bank of China has laid out its next moves to upgrade the domestic bond markets, including better market standards, clearer default rules and further opening to foreign investors — steps that could make regulators less active in the corporate debt market.
  • VPBank Finance is tapping international loan market liquidity for an up to $200m three year facility, which has two lenders at the helm.
  • China
    The Global RMB Poll 2018 runs from February 26 to March 30. Corporations, financial institutions and investors from around the world that have used renminbi services are welcome to participate.