Standard Chartered
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Japanese issuers are not frequently seen in the European corporate bond markets, but this week could have two companies going head to head with benchmark euro transactions. Japan Tobacco will sell its first new issues in Europe, while Toyota is better known to investors on the continent. -
The Islamic Development Bank has announced a five year sukuk benchmark in dollars, which leads expect to price on Wednesday.
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Japan’s Hitachi Capital Corp has added to the recent flurry of issuance in offshore renminbi, bagging Rmb600m ($87m) on Monday from its second CNH transaction in a year.
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China Construction Bank and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co’s Hong Kong branch rolled out floating rate notes on Monday, grabbing both dollar and euro investors’ attention.
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Cifi Holdings (Group) Co raised Rmb1bn ($145.7m) on Thursday from its maiden offshore renminbi bond.
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Emerging markets were treated to their first week of supply from the Gulf region in four months, and despite the sudden glut of supply, performances were strong and the market is ready for more.
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The Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) has joined the groaning pipeline of issuers looking to print dollar sukuk paper, picking banks for what will be the borrower’s first trip to the bond market in four years.
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Al Hilal Bank (AHB) and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) are on screens on Wednesday with dollar sukuk benchmarks — the first in a wave of Middle Eastern supply.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) and Al Hilal Bank (AHB) have completed their roadshows, and are set to reopen the dollar sukuk market on Wednesday.
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Akbank’s revised lender-friendly terms on its syndicated loan looks like it will be enough to secure a decent deal, though some bankers considering the trade say the issue runs far deeper than risk adjusted pricing.
