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  • Australian pallet and container provider Brambles must think good things come in threes. Having made euro investors wait three years for its last deal, in 2014, it finally returned to the single currency market on Tuesday, printing a deal with virtually no new issue premium.
  • Banco Santander did not price inside initial price thoughts for a perpetual non-call six year additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is to lend Dh217m (€20m) to CaixaBank to fund small and medium enterprise (SME) lending in Morocco.
  • Standard Chartered built a healthy order book for its first euro senior trade in about three years on Tuesday, though bankers suggested that new issuance conditions were starting to get a little trickier in the financial institutions bond market.
  • The subscription ratio of a seven year covered bond issued by SR Boligkreditt this week was higher than any Norwegian deal issued in at least six years.
  • US private equity firm Hellman & Friedman has made a $5.3bn-equivalent takeover offer for digital payments company Nets, with the Nordic company urging investors on Monday to accept the deal.
  • Second charge mortgage lending is growing rapidly in the UK, with market sources expecting it to become more common in UK RMBS transactions this year.
  • Hanjin International Corp hit its goal of raising $300m from its debut green bond on Monday, but rising tensions between the US and North Korea forced it to pay up.
  • CEE
    Hungary is set to take advantage of lower rates in euros to buy back its more expensive outstanding dollar debt.
  • FIG
    Münchener Hypothekenbank made its public Swiss franc bond market debut, raising Sfr160m ($164.8m) with a December 2024 bond this week. But, with few German financial institutions with natural franc needs, the possibilities of follow-on trades are few and far between.
  • Market participants have lauded India’s latest efforts to encourage bond and equity issuance from real estate and infrastructure trusts, but they should curb their enthusiasm. What the sector really needs is not looser regulation, but a fundamental shift in investor thinking — which may be the hardest challenge of all.
  • China’s Yuzhou Properties pulled off a $300m bond on Monday, navigating a choppy equities market that saw stock prices of many Hong Kong-listed developers plunge amid cooling measures from the Mainland regulators.