United States
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Mizuho has hired Richard Thompson as co-head of US private placements.
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Intesa Sanpaolo will price a 10 year AT1 note this week, becoming the latest European bank to enter the capital market after ABN Amro announced its inaugural euro AT1 deal yesterday morning.
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The International Finance Corp (IFC) opened books on its second ever Islamic bond deal on Tuesday, a rare amortising sukuk and one of two SSA Islamic deals scheduled for September.
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Barclays began marketing a multi-tranche Samurai trade on Monday, as some FIG bankers claimed European banks were still baulking at the new issue premiums being offered by US visitors to the euro market.
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The release of non-farm payroll data in the US did not deter Goldman Sachs from entering the senior unsecured market on Friday, as it became the latest in a line of North American banks to issue euro floaters.
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Recent global volatility stemming from China’s stock market battles has prompted debate among credit traders about the potential impact of a US rate rise this month, and fears for the consequences should it be pushed back to a later date.
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As Lindorff's market-opening deal proved on Thursday, the European high yield market has a good chance of avoiding contagion from the wider swing away from risk in financial markets — but a comeback like the stunning rallies in January and July is unlikely.
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Oil prices have rebounded from recent lows sending both investment grade and high yield oil and gas bonds to trade tighter than last week’s all-time highs.
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Wells Fargo attracted strong demand for a seven year senior unsecured deal on Thursday, as investors returned en masse to the European FIG market.
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The European high yield market has a good chance of avoiding contagion from the wider swing away from risk in financial markets, according to investment strategists at Deutsche Bank.
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Markets for VIX products suggest that many traders sold into last week's volatility spike, with mixed results.
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In the wake of a selloff despite People’s Bank of China easing, the China Financial Futures Exchange implemented a series of new rules designed to stop the pain.