Bonds & Loans

Belarus investors urged to verify use of 2026s and 2031s proceeds, warned about lack of government’s authority since 5 November
The Coordination Council of Belarus, recognised by the EU and the US as a body facilitating the peaceful transition of power in the country, has sent statements to international financial institutions warning that the proceeds of the country’s latest USD 1.25bn Eurobonds might have been used to fund state repressions and that the current government lacks the authority to raise further funding, according to documents seen by Debtwire.
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APAC Chart of the Week: Chinese HY-bond issuances with tenors less than a year touch new monthly high in January
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APAC Chart of the Week: APAC (ex-Japan) HY primary market starts new year on strong note with USD 7.67bn priced in 4 January week
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APAC Chart of the Week: Evergrande, Kaisa, Sunac lead USD HY bond issuance volume from Chinese developers
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APAC Chart of the Week: HK property-linked loan activity continues to improve; 4Q20-to-date volume exceeds entire 4Q19 figure
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APAC Chart of the Week: APAC (ex-Japan) loan tenors shorten in 2020 YTD amid COVID-19 disruption
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APAC Chart of the Week: Single-B rated Chinese property developer bond issuance outpaces amount of offerings from BB/Ba-rated in 4Q20 to date
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APAC Chart of the Week: APAC samurai-loan volumes exceed 2019 levels; Indian borrowers take largest share
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APAC Chart of the Week: APAC (ex-Japan), Western Europe HY-bond-issuance volumes surge QoQ in 3Q20; NA lags
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US Chart of the Week: Supply-demand mismatch contributes to tighter loan pricing
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European Chart of the Week: Secondary market loan prices remain below pre-COVID levels
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European Chart of the Week: Secondary market loan prices remain below pre-COVID levels
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Egypt helps push Green bonds to fresh heights – MENAT Weekly Comment
It has been a week of new records, according to Todd Schubert, Head of Fixed Income Research at Bank of Singapore. The Arab Republic of Egypt’s USD 750m 5.25% 2025 green bond was both the first green sovereign issuance in the region as well as the world’s first high-yield green bond, Schubert explained.
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