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  • Bitcoin took another big step towards being accepted by the financial establishment when the Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced it would launch a cash-settled futures contract for the digital currency in the fourth quarter of this year.
  • SRI
    A wave of public sector borrowers is set to hit screens next week, providing investors who have recently been lacking socially responsible bond issues with a well stocked menu of ethically themed deals.
  • SSA
    Last week was a momentous one for dollar borrowing in the SSA market. The European Stability Mechanism made its long awaited debut in dollars, swiftly followed by a pair of rare 10 year transactions. Read on to see how the BondMarker voters rated the deals.
  • FIG
    The FIG investment grade dollar market has scored its busiest October on record, with banks frontloading their funding programmes to top up for regulatory capital requirements.
  • Lonza, the Swiss medical firm, is sounding the market for a $100m seven year loan, following a €870m-equivalent Schuldschein transaction in August.
  • Rating: Aa3/AA-/AA-
  • Public sector borrowers are preparing a flood of dollar issuance, said bankers, after a week with just one benchmark in the currency. The lack of deals this week was down to several factors, including the anticipated naming of a new US Federal Reserve chair on Thursday.
  • African Development Bank (AfDB) has reopened a rare long end green Kangaroo bond. Long end Kangaroos are often considered difficult to place as those deals are primarily driven by interest from Japan and are too long for most investors.
  • Waiting for a default on Venezuela’s bonds has been like waiting for Godot. Low oil prices and macroeconomic mismanagement have led to a catastrophic collapse in economic activity. Our colleagues in country risk are forecasting a 7.5% GDP contraction.
  • Euro corporate bond investors see RCI Banque as a frequent borrower, pricing new issues multiple times a year, but it remains a rare name for sterling investors. Last Friday it sold its first bond in the currency for more than three years.
  • Dollar corporate bond supply kicked off November on a quiet note after the the Federal Reserve’s two day meeting kept borrowers on the sidelines following a frantic start to the week when spreads continued to tighten and cash poured into the high-grade market.
  • FIG
    Red hot market conditions this autumn may tempt financial institutions into making early inroads into their funding and capital plans for 2018, bankers said this week.