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  • Uruguay is in advanced discussions with clearing houses to make it easier for international investors to participate in its local curve, as the sovereign looks to integrate its domestically issued notes with the nominal global peso curve established this year.
  • Prudential plc secured an attractive rate of funding when it sold a new perpetual tier two bond on Tuesday, but market participants remain unclear whether or not there is enough demand for fixed-for-life coupons to allow a flurry of new issuance from other European insurers.
  • All four investment grade benchmark corporate bond deals that priced last week were from utilities. On Tuesday, Italian multi-services utility, Iren, and Dutch grid operator, Stedin, took the count to six.
  • KBC Bank took full advantage of limited Belgian covered bond supply this year to radically tighten pricing for its first deal of the year, only the second Pandbrieven of 2017.
  • Emboldened by the ability of its neighbour Tajikistan to access the capital markets, Uzbekistan is preparing ground to secure its first sovereign rating, with a view to issuing a Eurobond in the future, according to sources.
  • SP Mortgage Bank’s second covered bond brought in many new investors enabling the transaction to price inside interpolated fair value. With more buyers chasing this name and more trading desks expected to quote it, SP’s curve has a fair chance of repricing tighter.
  • RenCap Securities, the US subsidiary of Renaissance Capital has made two senior hires in fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) in New York.
  • Development finance institutions the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and International Finance Corp have lent €215m to Vetroelektrane Balkana (WEBG) to develop Čibuk 1, the largest wind farm in Serbia and the western Balkans.
  • Vincom Retail is treading new ground in Vietnam’s snail-paced listing market, aiming to list its shares just two weeks after the IPO. But any hopes that this will be the dawn of a new age may be dashed. The big deals set to follow are a slew of privatisations — and Vietnam’s state-owned enterprises are notoriously tardy.
  • Jakob von Weizsäcker, the European Parliament's co-rapporteur for draft central counterparty (CCP) clearing house resolution regulation, said on Monday that he will table an amendment to create a new resolution fund for the entities, a move that could cost €500bn but is unlikely to happen.
  • China Construction Bank Corp closed its first Singapore dollar bond on Monday, taking advantage of the thriving local currency market in southeast Asia.
  • Clothing manufacturer Crystal International Group has opened books for its Hong Kong IPO, with a view to raising as much as HK$4.5bn ($573.8m) from selling new stock.