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  • Crédit Agricole has added to the momentum in systematic internaliser sign up, joining other banks in registering as one well ahead of a 2018 deadline.
  • More than 90% of Fitch-rated covered bond programmes have a stable outlook due to the considerable rating cushion between issuers and their covered bonds, or because they are secured on a substantial amount of excess collateral.
  • On Wednesday, the euro corporate bond market reminded any doubters that it was still very much open for business with five tranches totalling €3bn being priced by three well known issuers.
  • Russian diamond producer Alrosa has signed unsecured bilateral loans for $600m to refinance a previous loan at tighter pricing. It follows the trend of loosening loan structures as bankers get more comfortable with Russian risk.
  • No deal had appeared from Growthpoint, the Johannesburg listed property company, by lunchtime on Wednesday with two investors telling GlobalCapital that the issuer was struggling to drum up enough demand. The leads later sent out a note to say that the deal had been postponed.
  • Debut sukuk issuer Emirates Reit on Wednesday priced a larger than expected deal of $400m after books reached nearly $1bn.
  • A rate rising cycle by the US Federal Reserve could indirectly help SSAs funding in euros to diversify their investor base, according to a senior portfolio manager at a leading investment house.
  • Twelve deals last week led many in the corporate bond market to believe this week would be the final busy week of the year. However, the roadshow schedule is now bare and investors believe they are starting to see the end of 2017.
  • Dutch lawmakers have started working on legislation that will eventually allow the country’s banks to start issuing non-preferred senior bonds for the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL).
  • SRI
    A senior debt capital markets banker at Crédit Agricole CIB has moved to the bank’s sustainable banking team.
  • FIG
    Investors’ appetite for additional tier one (AT1) bonds is unlikely to diminish next year, while senior non-preferred issuance will come from new jurisdictions. Meanwhile, covered bond investors do not expect spreads to widen, and securitization investors are attracted to high yields.
  • A variety of corporate deals are keeping EM investors busy in what is expected to be the last week for new issues before the end of the year.