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  • Global Logistic Properties is coming back to the Panda bond market after a year-long absence, approaching the interbank market with a Rmb1bn ($150.7m) five year note pricing on October 13. But while investors will be familiar with the issuer, the new bond bears little resemblance to GLP’s previous offer.
  • Online lender SoFi is in the market with a new deal backed by refinanced student loans, as the company continues to deal with the departure of senior executives and allegations of misconduct which dented demand for its previous transaction.
  • ABS
    Dividend Solar priced its first solar ABS transaction at the end of last week, as market chatter around the asset class increases on the back of rumors of more issuance during last month’s ABS East industry conference.
  • Shares in Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping line, are holding up well as the subscription period for its €352m rights issue begins.
  • The second recent IPO of a cash shell to finance house building in Ireland began on Monday, when Glenveagh Properties set out to raise €550m on the London Stock Exchange, with a listing in Dublin as well.
  • Rovio Entertainment, the Finnish developer of the Angry Birds mobile game, has had a bumpy start to its stockmarket life, as the initial pop in its share price fizzled out on Friday afternoon and the stock fell on Monday to 2.9% below its IPO price.
  • Financial counterparties in Switzerland had to start reporting derivatives trades to repositories on Monday, as required by the country's Financial Market Infrastructure Act.
  • US CLO debt investors are skewing their investment portfolios in favour of new issue paper away from resets, despite the availability of collateral remaining a key concern, according to a JP Morgan survey.
  • HSBC has poached a senior banker from Bank of America Merrill Lynch to be its head of high yield syndicate, a source familiar with the matter has confirmed to GlobalCapital.
  • High yield and emerging market crossover issuer Puma Energy is expected to price a $300m seven year non-call three year bond on Tuesday from initial price thoughts of 5.5% area, and investors say that there is plenty of room for the yield to fall during execution.
  • US drug firm Valeant Pharmaceuticals International has started a cash tender offer for up to $1bn of three senior notes due 2020, with investors saying on Monday that the tender could prove so popular that there will be pressure to increase its size.
  • The leveraged loan market is showing no sign of slowing after a September filled with jumbo deals as Altice and SFR join the fray with transactions of over €1bn.