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  • Development Bank of Kazakhstan on Thursday priced the first ever tenge Eurobond, raising the equivalent of $300m from a three year note.
  • The City of Vienna’s long-dated loans are three times subscribed three weeks into the marketing process. As investor appetite grows for longer-dated maturities, corporates are beginning to find luck with the product.
  • South African property investment company Growthpoint postponed a euro denominated five year note on Wednesday suggesting that even high quality credits from the country will struggle to do deals as investors turn increasingly negative on it.
  • Equity investors have turned on what was once a darling retail stock in a dramatic two day sell-off which has rocked the company and South Africa to its core.
  • The Austrian subsidiary of Steinhoff issued roughly €650m of Schuldscheine in July 2015 — and, as its shares plunged on Wednesday, over 100 Schuldschein lenders were stuck with little ability to sell the debt. With no majority voting allowed in the Schuldschein market, some question whether the product's lean documentation can cope in headier times.
  • SSA
    SSA bankers looking to get their Christmas shopping in early were in a state of shock on Tuesday, as the World Bank brought a dollar deal to follow the Province of New Brunswick’s return to the currency after a six year hiatus. But that could be it for 2017 as issuance is unlikely next week, which is bisected by a Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
  • The Futures Industry Association has penned an open letter to the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, expressing caution over the way cryptocurrency derivatives have been brought to market.
  • SSA
    Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten on Tuesday printed “another great example” of what bankers said were the “tangible price benefits” of selling SRI bonds. The trade came in the same week that France tapped its famous green OAT — or GrOAT — via auction.
  • The likely return of a rare sovereign issuer next week will break the silence in an otherwise quiet market for SSAs in euros, after there were just a smattering of German Lander trades this week. Meanwhile, investors believe that the rising interest rate cycle in the US could have a knock-on benefit for euro borrowers.
  • Nine years after the rescue of Lehman Brothers’ EMEA and Asian investment banking operations triggered a failed attempt by Nomura to enter the big league of investment banking, the Japanese bank has got the deal bug again, writes David Rothnie.
  • SSA
    The highest scoring dollar benchmark on BondMarker in November was a five year effort from Canada: its first international print since 2015.
  • The shocking fall from grace this week of Steinhoff International, the South African retail group, is causing pain for many in the equity-linked debt market, where it has issued €2.7bn of bonds. The potentially unsound nature of its earnings caused an 80% collapse in its share price this week, and has triggered a fast transfer of its convertibles into specialist hands.