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Page 1: Debt Capital Markets - LSEG

Debt Capital Markets

Promoting Global Primary Market Issuance

LSE plc

31 October 2019

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Contents

1. Trends in Global Debt Capital Markets

2. London’s Primary Debt Listing Markets

3. London Stock Exchange’s Sustainable Bond Market

4. Where Can You Find Us… Q4 and 2020

5. Your LSEG team

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Trends in Global Debt Capital

Markets: Q3 2019

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Global Macro and DCM DynamicsGlobal DCM Issuance YTD is the lowest since 2015

The Fed & ECB loosened monetary policy further in September 2019, while

BoE kept rates unchanged

Key Events Calendar: Oct to Dec 2019

Date Event

14 Oct Export/Import

14 Oct Treasury Budget

15 Oct CPI

15 Oct Unemployment

16 Oct CPI

24 Oct Monetary Policy

30 Oct FOMC

1 Nov Unemployment

Date Event

7 Nov Interest Rate

8 Nov Export/Import

8 Nov PPI

13 Nov PPI

14 Nov GDP

11 Dec FOMC

12 Dec Monetary Policy

19 Dec Interest Rate

Despite strong issuance in September, Global DCM activity continues to slow down in 2019 Annual Supply by Quarter

Global negative yielding debt close to $14tn at the end of Q3

Source: Bloomberg, FactSet, Dealogic, October 2019

3.02 3.20 3.16 2.80

3.15 3.03 2.962.46

3.05 2.88 2.73

2.11

2.54 2.66 2.51

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

2016 2017 2018 2019

Vo

lum

e (

$ t

rillio

n)

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

-0.10%

-0.05%

0.00%

0.05%

0.10%

0.15%

0.20%

0.25%

Dec-15 Jun-16 Dec-16 Jun-17 Dec-17 Jun-18 Dec-18 Jun-19

Federal Funds rate (Upper bound)ECB Deposit Facility RateBoE Bank Rate

-

4.0

8.0

12.0

16.0

Nov-18 Jan-19 Mar-19 May-19 Jul-19 Sep-19

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Breakdown of LSE Debt Issuers by region, 2.5 years post-referendum Breakdown of LSE Debt Issuers by region, 2.5 years pre-referendum

60%15%

15%

7%

3%

United Kingdom

Europe ex UK

Americas

APAC

GCC

Africa

45%

18%

18%

10%

7%

2%

United Kingdom

Europe ex UK

Americas

APAC

GCC

Africa

Source: Dealogic, September 2019

— Since the vote to leave the EU, international issuers have delivered a vote of confidence in London’s capital market with the proportion of non-UK issuers increasing from 40% to 55% by capital raised

— Contrary to the popular narrative, European issuers (excluding UK) have increased the amount of capital they raise in London with a London listing enabling issuers to tap internationally-focused investors

— In this time period, we have also seen the amount raised in London remained unaffected post referendum

— London Stock Exchange has prepared an impact assessment in case of a Hard Brexit scenario

London’s International Issuer BaseIssuers deliver vote of confidence in London

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD

$ b

illio

n

Pre-referendum Post-referendum

No shift post referendum

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EUR 550m, 1.35%, 6Y

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 650m, 0.50%, 6Y

September 2019

Main Market

CNY 140m, 3.4%, 5Y

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 500m, 1.5%, 5Y

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 500m, 0.37, 10Y

September 2019

Main Market

Corp

ora

tes +

FIG

S

overe

igns &

Supra

nationals

USD 4.0bn, 3.12%, 30Y

USD 3.0bn, 2.5%, 10Y

USD 3.0bn, 2.12%, 5Y

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 1.0bn, 0.58% 10Y

August 2019

Main Market

USD 500m, 2.50%, 50Y

July 2019

Main market

EUR 650m, 1.5%, 15Y

EUR 500m, 0.6%, 7Y

September 2019

Main Market

USD 1.75bn, 2.1% 3Y

July 2019

Main Market

EUR 2.0bn, 2.0%, 20Y

EUR 1.0bn, 0.75%, 8Y

July 2019

Main Market

USD 700m, 1.62%, 5Y

Green bond

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 225m, 1.37%, 5Y

Supranational

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 500m, 0.0%, 7Y

Supranational

September 2019

Main Market

USD 700m, 1.63%, 5Y

Green Bond

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 500m, 0%, 7Y

Green Bond

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 350m, 2.25%, 16Y

Green Bond

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 25m, 0.91%, 1Y

SONIA Linked

July 2019

Main Market

GBP 1bn, 1.29%, 5Y

SONIA Linked

September 2019

Main Market

Gre

en B

onds &

SO

NIA

EUR 500m, 0.15%, 15Y

Green Bond

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 8m, 1.56%, 5Y

SONIA Linked

August 2019

Main Market

USD 500m, 3.75%, 10Y

September 2019

Main Market

SEK 500m, 0.17% 5Y

September 2019

Main Market

USD 500m, 4.00%, 30Y

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 1.0bn, 6.38%

Perpetual

September 2019

ISM

EUR 1.0bn, 0.63%, 10Y

September 2019

Main Market

EUR 600m, 0.01%, 7Y

September 2019

Main Market

GBP 600m, 5.88%

Perpetual

September 2019

ISM

Source: London Stock Exchange, Dealogic, October 2019

Key Q3 2019 IssuancesA diverse range of issuers and products

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London’s Primary Debt

Listing Markets

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Main Market International Securities Market

Applicable Regulation EU Regulated Market MTF Market

Reviewer UK Listing Authority London Stock Exchange

Listing Documents Full prospectus Admission Particulars

Designation Professional & Retail Professional only

Disclosure Obligations PD/MAR/TD LSE ISM Rulebook/MAR

Green Segments Dedicated green segments available Dedicated green segments available

Prestige of listing on a regulated market in

London, a global financial centre

Streamlined and customer centric admission

process with direct contact with LSE

A Choice of Debt MarketsEfficient and convenient listing process

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UKLA

Confirmation

Letter

Listing Bonds on LSEAn Efficient and Expedient Process

Admission to

Trading on

ISM

LSE

ISM

Eligibility

Confirmation

Letter

Submit

documentation

directly to LSE

LSE guarantees turnaround of

3 days for initial comments

and 2 days thereafter

Pre-admission requirements

⎯ Final form 1

⎯ Sanctions confirmation

⎯ Admission particulars (to be

received 1 day before

admission)

Admission to

Trading on

Main Market

UKLA

LSE

Ma

in M

ark

et

Submit

documentation

concurrently to

UKLA and LSE

UKLA – approves

admission to

Official List

LSE – approves

admission for

trading

UKLA guarantees turnaround

of 4 days for initial comments

and 2 days thereafter

Pre-admission requirements

⎯ Final form 1

⎯ Sanctions confirmation

⎯ Prospectus (to be received 1

day before admission)

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112 bonds

listed on London’s

International

Securities Market

(ISM)

16 countries

Diverse global

reach

£28.9 billion

Money raised on

International

Securities Market

46 issuers

Sovereigns and

corporates

Source: London Stock Exchange Data, October 2019

*Sector and region graphs are based on the capital raised

Across multiple continents (£bn)* ISM Issuance

— £28.9 billion has been raised on ISM since

its launch, 55% of which was raised in 2019

— Q3 2019 saw £6.5 billion raised, 1.3x more

than 3Q18

— ISM is home to 19 programmes from

issuers from across the world, including 3

sovereigns – Chile, Sri Lanka and Fiji

— An ISM admission can ensure those

issuers who wish to maintain consistency

with regards to the drafting of Risk Factors

for their Eurobond programmes with their

global programmes can choose to do so

— Base prospectuses can be used to issue

the full range of structured and complex

bonds without the requirement to publish a

drawdown prospectus or change terms and

conditions

— ISM rules allow issuers to benefit from a

simplified disclosure regime utilising

reduced disclosure for any issuer with any

security admitted to any market deemed

suitable by the Exchange.

Benefits of ISM in relation to PD III:

14.5

10.1

2.9

0.7 0.4

APAC Europe Americas ME Africa

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3

2017 2018 2019

No

. o

f D

eals

To

tal

Cap

ital R

ais

ed

(£b

n)

Total Capital Raised (£bn) No. of Deals

ISM Continues to GrowDeals across sectors, geographies and IG/HY

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Launch of Sustainable Bond

Market

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Our Sustainable Finance offering for issuers is based on four key pillars:

1. Access to capitalAccess to markets representing the largest, most sophisticated and long-term

orientated investor base for green & sustainable business and infrastructure in

the world as well.

• 48.4% of global green and

sustainable assets are managed

out of Europe*

2. Profile and

visibility

We champion sustainable business and sustainable finance capital raising

structures.

• the first to introduce a Green Bond segment and

• the first in the world with a ‘Green Economy classification’

• the first to introduce a Transition bond

• ICBC raised $1.7bn in 2019, on of

the largest green bond issuances

in 2019

• >$6bn raised by listed green funds

3. Issuer service

tools and insights

We provide guidance and support to issuers helping them to improve their

dialogue and engagement with investors

• ECM updated distributes to >2,000

contacts

• >700 visitors attending events

• >200 market opens annually

4. A world class peer

group

Our markets are the premier global hub for sustainable investment and finance

Our issuers benefit from being part of a comprehensive and integrated

sustainable finance centre

• >200 listed green, social and

sustainable bonds raising $34bn

• >20 green funds with an aggregate

market cap of $8bn

• >100 listed green companies

*Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (2018)

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2019-green-finance/

We support issuers in accessing global pools of long-term orientated capital to support sustainable growth, through a

market place where strong governance and high quality disclosure are promoted.

Innovation in green and sustainable funding structures are supported by pioneering new concepts.

Sustainable Finance PropositionLondon’s central role in facilitating sustainable long-term growth

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Access to capital | Profile & Visibility | Issuer Tools & Insights | World Class Peer Group

• Available to equity issuers with meaningful exposure

to the Green Economy

• 50%+ revenues generated from business activities

within FTSE Russell’s Green Revenue Taxonomy

• FTSE Russell coverage or self-identified

• No additional cost to issuers

• Raises visibility to investors

• Peer group events & services

• Provides insight into the market dynamics of the low-

carbon transition

Green Economy Classification & Mark

Championing Green Economy IssuersEnabling investors identify investible “green economy” equities

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Following a market consultation, London Stock Exchange has enhanced its debt offering in

sustainable finance with the launch of Sustainable Bond Market (SBM)

Issuer-level Classification Eligibility Criteria2

• If an issuer is equity listed on a market operated by the Exchange, they will be required to be Green

Economy classified; and

• Eligible issuers will be required to have a Green Revenue score of greater than or equal to 90% at the

time of application.

New Social, Sustainability and Issuer-Level Segments join Green

Segment to create Sustainable Bond Market

• Distinct segments for use-of-proceeds instruments such as green bonds, social bonds, sustainability

bonds, and issuer-level classified bonds, based on objective criteria

• For green, social and sustainability bonds admitted to SBM, issuers will be required to provide London

Stock Exchange with an acceptable independent external review assessing the security’s adherence

to eligible relevant international principles

1

Mandatory Post-Issuance Reporting

• Issuers admitting bonds to SBM must comply with mandatory annual post-issuance reporting

requirements to demonstrate continued eligibility to SBM over the lifetime of the issuance.

3

Launch of Sustainable Bond MarketEnhancing London’s leadership in supporting Sustainable Finance

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£34bnTotal money raised

through these issuances

Sustainable Bond Market

Issuer-level Classification

Bonds by issues whose core

business activity is aligned

with the green economy.

Eligibility determined by

specific criteria set by London

Stock Exchange.

Certified Use of Proceeds

Independent external

review: Second Opinion

Third Party Verification

aligned with ICMA

Principles or other eligible

standards.

Green

The proceeds will be

exclusively applied

to finance projects

with clear

environmental

benefits.

Sustainability

The proceeds will be

exclusively applied to

finance a

combination of both

Green and Social

projects.

Social

The proceeds will be

exclusively applied to

finance in part or in full

new and/or existing

eligible Social

Projects.

200+Debt securities admitted

to Sustainable Bond

Market1

14Bonds in 14 unique

currencies

18Issuers from 18 different

countries

Sustainable Bond Market StructureDistinct segments for Use of Proceeds and Issuer-level classification

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209Active bonds

admitted to SBM

are listed in London

£34bnTotal money raised from

green issuances

55Unique bond issuers

14Unique currency

denominations

Source: Bloomberg, October 2019

*Based on social, sustainable and issuer-certified bond issuances on London Stock Exchange

Data includes active and matured bonds. All duplicate bonds are consolidated

Sustainable Bond Market issuance for the last six years

Sustainable Bond Market breakdown*

London’s Sustainable Bond MarketAn international market for sustainable finance instruments

4

14

31

3936

32

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

0

2

4

6

8

10

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 YTD

No

. of B

on

ds

Cap

ita

l R

ais

ed

bn

)

Green Issuer Level Classification Social Sustainability No. of Bonds

48%

15% 11%

8%

2%2%

14%

Utilities

Supranationals

Government Local

Banks

Power Generation

Renewable Energy

Other

44%

17% 16%

13%

2%

8%

GBP

EUR

SEK

USD

INR

Other

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Where Can You Find Us?

(Q4 Events)

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LSEG Sustainable Finance Summit:

• London Stock Exchange hosted a Sustainable Finance Summit on 11 October 2019, launching a number of initiatives on the Green Economy Mark, Sustainable Bond Market, ESG Disclosure Score and a guide to green finance. More information on the event can be found here

Conference Date Location

LSEG Annual China Conference 23 October Beijing, China

LSEG Annual Israel Conference 25 October Tel Aviv, Israel

Nordics Capital Markets Day 4 November London, UK

ICMA Primary Markets Forum 14 November London, UK

Oxford in the City 21 November London, UK

Euromoney CEE Forum 14 - 15 January

2020Vienna, Austria

ICMA India Securities Summit Q1 2020 London, UK

LSEG UK DCM Conference 6 March 2020 London, UK

Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Africa 20209 - 11 March

2020Cape Town, South Africa

Bonds, Loans & Sukuk Middle East

2020

24 - 25 March

2020Dubai, UAE

London Stock Exchange Events Calendar Q4 2019 and Q1 2020 & Thought Leadership

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Your LSEG Team

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Dr. Darko Hajdukovic

Head of Multi-Asset Primary Markets

and Investment Funds

+44 20 7797 3306

[email protected]

Omair Mohyal

Fixed Income Relationship Manager

+44 20 7797 3913

[email protected]

Global Sales & Relationship Management

Alex Imseeh

Fixed Income Senior Associate

+44 20 7797 3750

[email protected]

N. America, Europe & India

Sarah Ellena

Manager, Fixed Income & Funds

+44 20 7797 3872

[email protected]

Latin America, China & Japan

Elena Chimonides

Fixed Income Product Manager

+44 20 7797 1509

[email protected]

Product Development & Innovation

Federica Giacometti

Fixed Income Associate

+44 20 7797 1392

[email protected]

UK, Middle East & Asia Pacific

Shrey Kohli

Head of DCM & Funds

+44 20 7797 4313

[email protected]

David Ashaolu-Coker

Fixed Income Associate

+44 20 7797 4633

[email protected]

UK & Africa

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