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  • Single digit new issue premiums had survived the secondary market weakness in corporate bonds of the last few days, but on Wednesday Vodafone had to pay up as it sold a three tranche deal significantly wide of where its existing bonds were trading.
  • Banco Santander is preparing to sell its non-preferred senior bonds in the public yen market, with pricing expected in early December.
  • The burgeoning social bond market hit a new high this week, with an unprecedented three deals priced on the same day. But with issuance still well behind that of the green asset class, investors are calling for more borrowers to sign off on social issuance programmes.
  • OP Mortgage Bank was set to price the first €1bn sized covered bond of the week on Wednesday and, despite offering hardly any new issue premium, the transaction found strong demand reflecting a popular but exceptionally rare tenor. At the same time, Switzerland's Valliant Bank issued its debut covered bond and Sparkasse Hannover issued a sub-benchmark Pfandbrief.
  • Nigeria is set to test investors next week with the equal longest sub-Saharan African Eurobond after receiving approval to issue up to $5.5bn in its budget for 2017 on Tuesday.
  • CEE
    Russian state owned giant Gazprom released initial price thoughts for a euro seven year bond on Wednesday morning at a level that bankers away from the deal said was around 20bp back of the company’s curve.
  • FIG
    Some weaker days in the secondary market have focused minds on market conditions going into the final weeks of trading for the year. But investors are still lapping up covered bonds.
  • Investors are keeping a close eye on the widening of corporate bond spreads that started in the second half of last week and has continued this week. And for the first time in many weeks, issuers are having to pay more for their new debt.
  • Abu Dhabi beat Saudi Arabia to the punch this week by launching an IPO of the petrol stations of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc).
  • Despite the end of the year fast approaching, and Venezuela’s debt saga challenging buy-side patience, investors have at least one more major test with Nigeria marketing the first sub-Saharan African 30 year sovereign bond away from South Africa.
  • Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust is taking another stab at a Singapore IPO after it was forced to scrap the trade in September, returning with a smaller €555.7m ($657.9m) deal.
  • Nissin Foods Co, part of instant noodle giant Nissin Japan, has begun meeting investors to foster interest in its potential $200m Hong Kong IPO, according to a source close to the deal.