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Time for a rush back to Russia

It's time for a Russia comeback. The sanctions remain as firmly in place as ever, and banks and investors have been clamouring for deals. But now, at last, compliance has caught up - and that means a bonanza for borrowers awaits.

Bianca Boorer , May 09, 2017
People News

Goldman appoints two co-heads of IBD

Goldman Sachs has appointed two new co-heads of its investment banking division, with Richard Gnodde making way to focus on his role as CEO of the bank’s European operations.

Max Bower, May 09, 2017
LevFin High Yield Bonds

No sign of Macron backlash against sterling as Saga debuts tightly

Saga, the UK insurance company, priced its £250m bond almost almost 40bp inside initial price thoughts on Tuesday, in the European high yield market's first new issue since the French election, despite fears that a Macron win could be read as negative for the Brexiting UK.

Victor Jimenez, May 09, 2017
Covered Bonds

RBS gets outstanding covered result in sterling and euros

After a five year absence, Royal Bank of Scotland returned to the covered bond market on Tuesday selling larger than expected and well oversubscribed sterling and euro benchmarks that were priced tight to fair value.

Bill Thornhill, May 09, 2017
EBRD cash for Tajik banks hangs on sector reform

The government’s recapitalisation of Tajikistan’s two largest banks pulled the sector back from the brink but the EBRD will only invest once it can see evidence of the wholesale reform that the banking industry urgently needs.

Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker, May 09, 2017
Bank Capital

Intesa goes tight for AT1 in ‘wildly better’ sub market

Intesa Sanpaolo cranked pricing in on a new additional tier one (AT1) on Tuesday, striking quickly to take advantage of stellar conditions in the market for bank subordinated debt.

Tyler Davies, May 09, 2017
Covered Bonds

CFF prices euro covered through its curve

Compagnie de Financement Foncier attracted the largest order book in over two years for a deal of its size when it issued a €1.5bn 5.5 year Obligations Foncières on Tuesday. The deal was priced through fair value causing CFF's older bonds to reprice.

Bill Thornhill, May 09, 2017
LevFin People and Markets

JP Morgan levfin director leaves for credit fund

Another director in JP Morgan’s leveraged finance team for EMEA has left the bank, a source confirmed on Tuesday, joining a credit fund in London.

Max Bower, May 09, 2017
Investors doubt Kazakh commitment to state sell-offs

Since unveiling a privatisation programme two years ago Kazakhstan has sold off 120 mainly small firms but investors are worried plans to dispose of big ticket items such as Air Astana face long delays — or even cancellation.

Elliot Wilson, May 09, 2017
ABS

Eurotunnel moves ahead on debt refinancing

Eurotunnel, the operator of the Channel Tunnel, is hitting the road again to refinance the notes in its whole business securitization, Channel Link Enterprises Finance plc.

Sam Kerr, May 09, 2017
Russian economic revival masks long-term problems

The Russian economy is expected to see growth accelerate to 2% next year but private sector economists are warning that the upturn only conceals structural weaknesses such as poor demographics, a shrinking labour force, and low productivity levels

Elliot Wilson, May 09, 2017
Mongolia back from the brink after u-turn on ‘catastrophic’ bank law

A law in Mongolia forcing all large projects to run sales revenues through local banks that was passed in April had threatened to pull the plug on investment by Rio Tinto and an IMF bail-out until the government performed a u-turn just 20 days later

Virginia Furness, May 09, 2017

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