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Derivatives

ICE touts electronic CDS amid voice sale

Intercontinental Exchange restated its credit default swap credentials this week with ICE Swap, a newly launched trading platform for cleared credit default swaps, only days after it agreed to sell its Creditex hybrid voice broker credit derivatives business to Tullett Prebon.

Dan Alderson, August 03, 2016
LevFin Leveraged Loans

Ion Trading and Mediq both set to close div recaps

Ion Trading, the Ireland-domiciled electronic trading software firm, had replies due on Wednesday for its $200m equivalent incremental term loan dividend recapitalisation, as had Dutch pharma firm Mediq, with some investors saying market valuations look frothy.

Max Bower, August 03, 2016
EM People and Markets

HSBC won't replace senior EM banker after switch to infra

HSBC’s head of CEE and sub-Saharan Africa DCM has been promoted but the bank is not expected to fill the the seat he is leaving.

Francesca Young, August 03, 2016
EM People and Markets

DCM veteran leaves HSBC

HSBC has let go of a DCM banker who had spent over a decade with the bank, according to market sources.

Francesca Young, August 03, 2016
Bank Results

SG eyes tricky end to 2016 as IB underperforms

Chief executive Frédéric Oudéa warned of further turbulence as a year-on-year slump in Société Générale’s equities business drove profits at its investment bank 36.2% lower. Group profits, however, were cushioned by strong international retail banking income and the sale of shares in Visa Europe.

Tyler Davies, August 03, 2016
Bank Capital

UBS scores first AT1 since Brexit

UBS pulled in a $6bn book for the first additional tier one bond since the UK left the European Union on Wednesday, using a greenshoe option for a second time to ensure secondary stability.

Tyler Davies, August 03, 2016
Emerging Market Loans

Turkish loans finally suffer coup fallout in secondary trading

After the initial calm in Turkish loan trading following the country's attempted military coup, a few trades have come to market, finally showing the radical impact of the event on pricing.

Elly Whittaker, August 03, 2016
Bank Results

HSBC ends dismal decade in the US

HSBC’s troubled US business has turned a corner, with the bank now allowed to pay its first dividend from the American subsidiary to the parent since 2007. That draws a line under a decade of woe, which saw the bank brutally burned by its purchase of Household Mortgages, and spin-offs including the sale of its credit card business and many of its upstate NY branches.

Owen Sanderson, August 03, 2016
Sub-sovereigns

Quebec keeps tapping at the Aussie door

The Province of Quebec (Aa2/A+/AA-) sold an A$80m ($61m) tap of its May 2026 Kanga bond on Wednesday.

Silas Brown, August 03, 2016
Asia

HSBC sees Asia share of profits rise in H1

HSBC’s Asia business accounted for a higher share of the bank’s earnings during the first half of the year, as the bank continues to develop its business in the region.

Shruti Chaturvedi, August 03, 2016
Africa

Egypt RFP out with IMF deal imminent

Egypt published a request for proposals for a new dollar bond on Wednesday as it works towards an agreement with the International Monetary Fund.

Virginia Furness, August 03, 2016
Africa

Ghana due to open books on five year amortiser

Republic of Ghana is still expected to open books on a five year amortising note this week, though no exact timing has been given, a lead banker said on Wednesday.

Virginia Furness, August 03, 2016

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