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  • Israeli-American pharmaceutical company Teva ripped through a severely undersupplied European corporate bond market this week, making savage price cuts on all three tranches of a €4bn trade that still ground tighter in secondary markets. Ross Lancaster reports.
  • New European rules on market abuse, which came into force on July 3, are a source of worry to MTN bankers who fear that too strict an interpretation could prevent them from conducting normal business.
  • Teva Pharmaceuticals had the corporate dollar market in its thrall this week as it took advantage of US corporate earnings blackouts to print a $15bn M&A blockbuster that attracted nearly $70bn worth of orders.
  • The VDP’s newly appointed president, Dr Louis Hagen, has some strong, clear cut views on a wide range of topics affecting both the Pfandbrief and covered bond markets. He talks to The Cover about the implications of Brexit, covered bond supervision in the banking union, the Net Stable Funding Ratio, the leverage ratio, soft bullet extensions and harmonisation.
  • Three of the 30 most commonly held company exposures in US CLOs were downgraded in the second quarter of the year by S&P Global Ratings, reigniting concerns around collateral quality in the sector.
  • Coveris — Stolt-Nielsen
  • You get justice in the next world. In this one, you have the law, and in the case of the European Court of Justice’s judgement on state aid rules written in 2013, the law isn't very clear.
  • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce this week priced the first negative yielding non-Eurozone covered bond, with a well oversubscribed order book and a tiny new issue concession.
  • Rentenbank has opened the 10 year part of the dollar curve to elite borrowers with a heavily oversubscribed trade. While the public markets have been in rare health, dollar issuance had, until Wednesday, been confined to the three and five year maturities for months.The last time an SSA borrower printed over $1bn of 10 year paper was, according to Dealogic, at the end of May when the Inter-American Development Bank sold $1.5bn with a 2% coupon.
  • The loan market has closed at least two deals over the past week, mostly unperturbed by the upheaval in Turkey, although the price of refinancing will likely increase later in the year, bankers say.
  • Jefferies CLO head leaves - DB names EMEA corpfin heads - Mizuho hires US fixed income trading head
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia drew more demand than any other euro denominated Australian covered bond in over three years when it issued a €1.25bn 10 year this week.