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  • Chinese issuers are storming the debt market this week, with Tuesday seeing the Export-Import Bank of China (Chexim), Shanghai Commercial Bank and Oceanwide Holdings Co among the borrowers enticing investors.
  • The banking arm of Brazilian conglomerate Votorantim will kick off investor meetings later this week ahead of a planned Basel III-compliant additional tier one (AT1) deal as Latin America DCM bankers say that more bank capital trades are on the way.
  • Mexican non-bank lender Crédito Real is set to price its first perpetual hybrid bond on Tuesday after releasing guidance on Monday.
  • China State Construction International Holdings and Shenzhen International Holdings are taking bids for dollar bonds, while Yiwu State-owned Capital Operation Co has mandated banks for a Reg S deal. On the other hand, Lifestyle International Holdings has decided not to pursue its fundraising for the time being.
  • Union Bank of the Philippines launched its first international bond in 13 years on Tuesday, offering investors a bit of diversity in a day otherwise filled with Chinese issuers.
  • Greatship (India) has hit the syndicated loan market for the first time in seven years, seeking $249m for refinancing.
  • Chiyu Banking Corp is marketing its first international bond, following in the footsteps of its Chinese peers with a Basel III compliant additional tier one trade.
  • Student loan ABS defaults in the post-crisis period are “significantly” lower than in pre-crisis deals, according to DBRS, but the percentage of loans in forbearance spiked sharply last quarter, driven by borrowers in disaster-hit areas postponing payments.
  • Investors pulled $6.8bn from US high yield mutual funds last week, but spreads ended last week unchanged and a busy line-up of issuers have crowded the primary deal pipeline.
  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch has set initial price guidance on the sole UK sterling CMBS transaction of the year with a view to updating investors on Tuesday.
  • Export Development Canada is out with a three year dollar global that carries no-grow language — a tactic the agency once used frequently but dropped from its other benchmarks this year.
  • Unédic has announced that it intends to sell a seven year benchmark from its unguaranteed Neu MTN programme on Tuesday, in what is likely to be the borrower’s final benchmark of the year.