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  • Corestate Capital Holding, the German property manager with €22bn of assets under management, has issued its first convertible bond. The five year deal was increased by €50m due to the strength of the demand.
  • The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is consulting on boosting the quality of mortgages that secure bonds used for repo purposes. This should improve liquidity for domestic banks, but siphoning off the best quality mortgages could hurt collateral quality for distributed covered bond and RMBS deals.
  • Turkish financial institutions Garanti Bankasi and Finansbank are expected to sign their refinancing loans this week, according to bankers looking at the deals.
  • The Senate last week confirmed Joseph Otting as head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), but his background in community banking raises questions for the future of online lender-bank partnerships, and raises new questions about the proposed special purpose bank charter for marketplace lenders.
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has once again extended no-action relief to the Shanghai Clearing House, stating that it will not take action against it for not registering as a derivatives clearing organisation.
  • Liberty Living, the UK student accommodation provider, built a strong order book for its debut bond on Tuesday. It raised £500m, split equally between seven and 12 year tranches.
  • Eika Boligkreditt closed the pricing gap to Norway’s national champion, DNB Boligkreditt, with a €500m seven year covered bond issued on Tuesday. At the same time Finland’s Oma Savings Bank mandated leads to market its inaugural deal.
  • Four new investment grade corporate bond issues in euros and one in sterling ensured European investors were much busier on Tuesday than they had been on Monday.
  • Three European banks chose Tuesday to offer senior bonds as issuers took advantage of a period of market stability. Danske Bank and Landsbankinn HF both offered notes in euros, while National Australia Bank (NAB) issued in sterling.
  • On Tuesday, American fast food chain operator McDonald’s sold the sixth reverse yankee deal in a month, issuing a long six year tranche and a 12 year tranche to raise €1.2bn.
  • Nigeria made full use of perfect funding conditions this week to print 30 year debt well inside what it paid for a 15 year bond earlier this year, drawing an impressive $11.4bn book in the process.
  • European high yield primary action resumed with Heide Raffinerie on Tuesday. As a first time issuer from an industry that makes up only a small portion of the market, the deal will test conditions after recent volatility, said sources.