EM LATAM CREDIT: Colbun: New Issue Fair Value

Sep-03 12:20

(COLBUN; Baa2/BBB/BBB+)

"*NEW DEAL: COLBUN $BENCHMARK 10Y GREEN +150 AREA" – Bbg

IPTs 10Y: T+150bp Area
FV 10Y: T+125bp Area

• Vertically integrated Chile electric utility Colbun mandated investor meetings potentially leading up to a USD benchmark-sized senior unsecured10-year green bond issuance.

• Colbun has 2032 notes yielding 4.99%, or 7Y+102bp, while Chile government-owned Codelco (CDEL; Baa2/BBB+/BBB+) has an interpolated yield of 5.21% for that maturity so 22bp wide to similarly rated Colbun. CDEL 35s were quoted 5.66% which would put a new Colbun 10 year at 5.44%, or T+118bp with the 10-year U.S. Treasury yielding 4.27%, plus a new issue concession.

• For a Chile electric comp, we see slightly lower rated Engie Energia Chile (ECLCI; NR/BBB/BBB) with 2034s last quoted 5.62%, or 10Y+135bp. Those bonds have been quoted on average 46bp wide to COLBUN 32s, last quoted 65bp apart.

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EURIBOR OPTIONS: Ratio Put Spread

Aug-04 12:09

ERH6 98.12/98.00ps 1x1.5, bought for 4 in 3k.

STIR: Repo Reference Rates

Aug-04 12:03
  • Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 4.34% (-0.05), volume: $2.885T
  • Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 4.32% (-0.04), volume: $1.143T
  • Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TCR): 4.32% (-0.04), volume: $1.109T
  • (rate, volume levels reflect prior session)

US TSYS: Early SOFR/Treasury Option Roundup: Decent Wing Trade

Aug-04 11:52

Decent SOFR & Treasury option trade overnight, mixed wing trade with SOFR leading volumes. Underlying futures trade mixed, short end adding to Friday's post jobs rally, bonds retreating. Projected rate cut pricing jumped vs. pre-data (*) levels: Sep'25 at -22.6bp (-20.9bp), Oct'25 at -41.1bp (-38.4bp), Dec'25 at -61.6bp (-58.3bp), Jan'26 at -73.1bp (-69.4bp).

  • SOFR Options:
    • over 7,000 SFRV5 96.37/96.62 call spds ref 96.28
    • 19,100 SFRZ5 95.75/95.87/96.25/96.37 put condors ref 96.30
    • Block, 5,500 SFRM6/2QM6 96.75/97.25 call spd spds
    • 1,500 SFRZ5 96.50/96.68/96.75 broken call flys ref 96.295
    • 3,500 SFRU5 95.93/96.00/96.06 call flys ref 95.945
    • over 9,700 SFRU5 96.00 calls ref 95.94
    • 2,250 SFRQ5 96.00/96.25 call spds ref 95.945
    • 1,500 SFRV5 96.37/96.62/97.00 call flys ref 96.275
    • 3,000 SFRV5 96.50/96.75 call spds ref 96.265
    • Block/screen 4,000 SFRZ5 95.75/95.87/96.00 put trees
    • 4,500 SFRZ5 95.68/95.81 2x1 put spds
    • 2,000 0QH6 97.25/97.50 call spds ref 96.925
    • 2,400 SFRH6 96.12 puts ref 96.48
    • 1,500 SFRH6/3QH6 97.00/97.50 call spd spds
    • 5,500 SFRH6 96.00/96.25/96.37 put trees ref 96.485
  • Treasury Options:
    • 3,200 TYU5 108/109.5 put spds ref 112-07.5
    • 16,000 TYU5 113 calls, 19-20 ref 112-06 (total volume over 29.4k)
    • 3,000 TYU5 112/113 1x2 call spds, 3 ref 112-02
    • 2,500 TUU5 103.5/103.75 put spd vs. 104/104.25 call spds ref 103-30.25
    • 1,100 TYU5 109/111 2x1 put spds ref 112-02
    • 1,600 TYU5 109 puts ref 112-02.5
    • 1,300 FVU5 108.25/108.75/109/109.75 broken call condors ref108-31.5
    • 1,800 FVZ5 114 calls ref 109-08