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  • Aluminium producer Rusal secured a $1.7bn pre-export finance facility on Wednesday, the fourth PXF from Russia signed this month, as banks favour the stability of this structure in the current political climate.
  • Ineos is likely to use some bank debt for its $1bn acquisition of Dong Energy’s upstream North Sea oil and gas business, and is also engaging in a $250m vendor loan note provided by Dong.
  • Higher beta corporate borrowers have shone this week to print eight bonds totalling €5bn, as investors were happy to fill their boots on cheaper paper after weeks of jumbo multi-tranche double-A rated bond issuance.
  • Morningstar Credit Ratings has identified the most vulnerable US CMBS loans with exposure to teen fashion chain Rue21, with $100m of CMBS debt said to be vulnerable to default if the company decides to close more stores.
  • The Conservative Party has laid out plans for a number of UK sovereign wealth funds which will be used to fund investment in UK infrastructure and the economy. But for the idea to succeed, observers said the funds must be kept out of any short-term political wrangling.
  • ABS
    A novel ABS transaction backed by insurance premium payments drew heavy demand this week, with buyers piling into the bonds throughout the capital stack.
  • The UK RMBS market is picking up steam following the pricing of the year’s first prime offering from Principality Building Society and a buy-to-let offering backed by prime mortgages.
  • Amended Slovakian covered bond legislation, set to come into effect in January 2018, will lay the foundation for a robust internationally focused market leading to greater volume, delegates at the CEE Covered Bond Forum in London heard this week.
  • FIG
    The Basel Committee’s William Coen said in a speech on Thursday that he was hopeful that the Basel III post-crisis reforms could be finalised in the ‘near future’, but capital markets participants have grown weary of hearing that progress is just around the corner. They still expect to be waiting for quite some time before any agreement on calibrating capital floors.
  • Russia is on a roll with its fourth senior secured pre-export finance facility signed this month, the latest one being a $1.7bn deal for aluminium producer Rusal.
  • A mammoth $11bn book helped Egypt take $3bn for the price of $2bn with its triple tranche tap, according to a banker on the deal, as demand for higher yielding EM credits continues.
  • Moody’s downgrade of China triggered a slight widening of spreads on international dollar bonds from the country’s issuers on Wednesday, but the reaction was otherwise largely muted. Despite the tepid response, market watchers say the downgrade could, and should, do more to reset pricing in the offshore debt market. Morgan Davis reports.