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  • Santander’s Brazilian operations were behind a 14% increase in the group’s attributable profit for the first quarter, with the UK arm also rebounding from a weaker 2016.
  • CEE
    Russian coke and iron producer Industrial Metallurgical Holdings (Koks) emerged with pricing on Thursday for a new five year dollar note.
  • CEE
    Russian corporates are once again at the forefront of issuance in emerging market bonds, raising $1.8bn already this week. With KoKs and Credit Bank of Moscow out with guidance on Wednesday, April is set to be a golden month for Russian issuers.
  • High yield is humming in Europe. Four deals have been launched this week, with issuance set to top €2.3bn by Friday. Front and centre is Netflix, the US streaming service, which has come to euros for the first time with a €1bn 10 year.
  • India’s NTPC sealed a Rp20bn ($311m) five year Masala bond on Tuesday, as the country continues its struggle to develop the offshore rupee market.
  • SSA
    Public sector borrowers are basking in the glow of investor confidence that centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron will win the French presidency on May 7, racking up big euro deals that are racing tighter in secondaries. In the dollar market, demand is strong too as issuers take advantage of a supply starved buy-side.
  • This week, two large, highly anticipated Swiss rights issues have gone live. One to end capital concerns, and the other to finance an acquisition.
  • FIG
    Expectation of a victory for centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election has fuelled a big rally in cash bonds this week, making conditions very supportive for borrowers returning from blackout periods and looking at executing new deals.
  • China’s State Development & Investment Corp (SDIC) sealed a dual tranche offering on Tuesday, with the issuer’s state ownership, diversified investment portfolio and the moderate deal size ensuring a smooth debut.
  • Saka Energi Indonesia opened books for a seven year bullet on Wednesday, seeking dollars via a 144A/Reg S outing.
  • Bharat PetroResources (BPRL), the overseas arm of Bharat Petroleum Corp, has approached lenders for a $300m loan with a $100m greenshoe, said two bankers.
  • S Chand and Co has started bookbuilding for its Rp7.3bn ($112.8m) float in India after anchor investors took up 30% of the deal at the top of the marketing range.