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  • SSA
    While SSA syndicate bankers maintain that conditions in euros are still good, there was barely any issuance this week as attention turned to next week’s ECB meeting and a potential snap election looming in Italy. Meanwhile, the European Stability Mechanism and European Financial Stability Facility revamped their funding programmes in light of better than expected funding opportunities in the past few months.
  • Oil and gas company MOL became the first Hungarian issuer in the Schuldschein market this week. And, as the market expands further from Germany, there is no sign that credit quality will become less central to an issuer’s success.
  • Sub-benchmark transactions made up a chunk of Wednesday’s busy euro primary market, with Metso Corp and Neste bringing bonds for less than €500m.
  • UBS plundered the short end of the curve this week with a $5bn trade from its operating company, pushing the levels of bank and financial issuance further beyond recently set records.
  • The Republic of Côte d’Ivoire’s plans to issue the first euro denominated trade from sub-Saharan Africa is dividing the market. Some see the trade as a sensible move to fund in the country’s “natural currency” while others argue that the trade could be a warning sign that we are reaching the top of the bull run.
  • The Brazilian real may have taken a hit amid corruption allegations about the country’s president, but it is still a hit for supranational issuers.
  • As the MTN world's social calendar begins to fill up once again, one event in particular stood out from the rest — this year’s Discover Iceland.
  • SSA
    The blossoming market for socially responsible investments focussing on social problems, rather than environmental concerns, sprouted a new shoot this week. Nederlandse Waterschapsbank’s affordable housing bond could be the first of many of its type and may open the door for housing associations to sell social bonds.
  • There was just a smattering of public sector dollar deals this week — but a wide difference in how they fared.
  • SSA
    The UK Debt Management Office (DMO) is keeping its options open on a planned syndication for September, as Gilt yields fell following polls showing the opposition Labour Party was gaining ground on the ruling Conservatives ahead of next week’s UK general election.
  • Investor appetite for yield and renewed confidence in the Nigerian financial sector helped United Bank for Africa (UBA) size an inaugural dollar bond at the top end of the target range on Thursday.