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  • Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane was the only issuer in the corporate bond market on Thursday. The Italian railway operator's eight year €1bn deal followed a European roadshow last week and took a similar path to other deals this week.
  • Single asset single borrower CMBS issuance has picked as spread tightening increases the attractiveness of CMBS financing compared to balance sheet loans.
  • FIG
    When Banco Popular lost the market's confidence, it ran out of road. Realistic assumptions for recovery rates on bad assets plunged to super-conservative levels. Confidence is the greatest form of solvency, its withdrawal a precursor to insolvency.
  • South African internet group Naspers and pan-African fibre cable provider Liquid Telecom are looking to add to what has been the busiest month for African issuance since July 2014. But an oil-related sell-off this week may mean tougher conditions for Liquid Telecom in particular next week.
  • CEE
    Falling oil prices and the imposition of new US sanctions failed to dampen investor demand for Russia’s Eurobond return on Tuesday.
  • CEE
    Isbank raised $500m with the 10th deal from a Turkish financial this year with a tidy though somewhat lacklustre trade. While EM bankers suggested it was evidence of some Turkish bank fatigue among investors, the leads said the trade was symptomatic of the weaker market backdrop.
  • Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) issued an oversubscribed €750m seven year covered bond this week, meeting its size and spread ambitions despite concerns about the outlook for spreads.
  • European mortgage investors saw more issuance activity this week, driven by a variety of deals from the Netherlands and the UK.
  • Stocks on the Hong Kong and China equity markets trade at a wide difference to each other, driven largely by tight capital controls in the Mainland. But MSCI’s decision this week to include A-shares in its Emerging Markets index could bring the two markets closer, and give a fillip to H-shares in the process. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Nationwide Building Society issued a larger than expected €1bn 15 year covered bond at an optically cheap spread this week, through close to one interpretation of fair value. The huge book supported a 10bp tightening through the process, even though some investors withdrew their orders.
  • China's Ministry of Finance completed its first semi-annual auction of the year of offshore renminbi (CNH) bonds on Thursday, in a deal that surprised analysts with the strength of its demand.
  • FIG
    Insurer XL Group set terms for €500m of subordinated notes in a 30 year non-call 10 deal on Thursday, taking advantage of low rates in the euro market.