EY Private Placement Market Investor Survey. March 2016
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1 EY Private Placement Market Investor Survey March 2016
2 Contents Foreword 1 Investment strategy Credit quality Deal structure Outlook for
3 F orew ord L uke R eeve P art n e r E Y C ap i t al an d D e b t A d v i s o ry Welcome to the second edition of the EY Private Placement Market Investor Survey. The EY Capital and Debt Advisory team once again surveyed a wide number of the most active investors in US, Sterling and Euro Private Placements to summarise their investment activity in 2015 and to gauge aspirations and views for After a record setting year of issuance in the US Private Placement market in 2014, 2015 kicked off in a similar vein with the first half of the year seeing c. $27 billion equivalent of issuance, keeping the year slightly ahead of the $26 billion of supply in H Issuance in H remained robust, culminating in a new record being struck in 2015 for total issuance. Total supply rose by 3% to c. $61 billion vs. $59 billion in Reported volumes for the European Private Placement ( EPP ) market was up 30% to 8.3 billion in 2015 from 6.4 billion in Credit spreads were relatively tight throughout the beginning of 2015, however, amidst a backdrop of increasing concerns over the global economy, pricing began to noticeably widen in Q a trend that continued into the start of For example, the median 10 year credit spreads for NAIC-1 and NAIC-2 issuers since January last year widened by 55bps and 95bps, respectively year-on-year following the trends seen in the public bond market. Nevertheless, as Government yields have also continued to fall and are close to record lows, all-in yields still remain attractive for (implied) investment grade borrowers. Following the launch of the Loan Market Association ( LMA ) template Private Placement documentation in January 2015, the Pan European Private Placement ( PEPP ) market garnered much attention last year as a host of documentation templates for this market were made available to rival the better known Model Form Note Purchase Agreement from the American College of Investment Counsel ( ACIC ) widely used for US Private Placements. Although take-up for these new documentation formats had been relatively slow by some market participants, an increasing number of issuers and investors are now considering the benefits of using these templates. Looking ahead to 2016, a number of attendees at the 29th Annual Private Placement Industry Forum commented that although a steady volume of deals is expected this year, many believe investor demand will still exceed supply, particularly as bank market pricing has been very attractive as of late. Therefore, we expect to see investors continue to increase their bid sizes and tailor offers more in line with issuers funding requirements to secure better allocations. Further, as we see more UK/European investors enter the Private Placement market, we anticipate a greater level of non-usd (GBP/EUR) liquidity, adding to the growing US investor base that can offer direct currency via an internal swap (and for longer terms). Delay draw down profiles are also expected to be a key feature of the private market to provide greater flexibility for issuers. In our opinion, although the Private Placement market will be challenged by a liquid and competitive bank market in 2016, the offer of longer tenors, diversification, and for some an existing supportive investor base, should still result in a robust year of supply to the market. EY private placement market investor survey March
4 I nvestment strateg y saw anoth er record - b reaking year w ith c. $ 6 1 b illion of issuance in th e U S P rivate P lacement market vs. $ 5 9 b illion in th e previous year On average, the investors surveyed achieved 66% of their bid sizes vs. final allocations in 2015, an increase on the 52% average achieved in % of investors would liked to have invested more than the amount committed in 2015 and 45% of all investors surveyed have increased their investment targets for As expected, no investors surveyed seek to reduce their investment sizes in P rivate P lacement activity per investor surveyed in vs V olume invested ( $ b n) N umb er of d eals 0.1 Avg: Avg: Avg: Avg: A verag e d eal siz e ( $ m) Average % bid vs. final allocation 10.5 Avg: % Avg: 66% 100% 15.9 Avg: % Avg: 52% 65% % 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% EY private placement market investor survey March 2016
5 I nvestment siz es are increasing 74% of the investors surveyed had an individual commitment size on a transaction in 2015 of more than $50 million, down on the 92% in However, 61% invested more than $100 million, up on the 54% in L arg est ind ivid ual investment to a sing le issuer in vs Percentage of investors surveyed 8% 20% 38% 13% 23% 27% 23% 27% 8% 7% Up to $50m $50m to $100m $100m to 150m $150m to $200m More than $200m L arg est ind ivid ual investment EY private placement market investor survey March
6 C red it q uality C red it q uality continues to b e th e numb er one investment criterion in assessing any investment opportunity 93% of investors surveyed (86% in 2014) continue to believe that credit quality is the key driver in assessing investment opportunities. H ow investors are prioritising investment d ecisions 1. Credit A + 2. Structure and covenants 3. Spread premium to publics 4. Coupon 5. Tenor 6. Portolio diversificaion 6. Relationship with borrower 4 EY private placement market investor survey March 2016
7 N A I C split Investors continued to search for yield in 2015, with some investors choosing to move further down the credit spectrum to obtain greater value as Government yields remained low. However, interestingly, the average NAIC split was less pronounced between NAIC-1 and NAIC-2 investments vs. our 2014 market survey data. On average for the investors surveyed, 51% of investments were for NAIC-1 credits and 48% were for NAIC-2, compared to 37% and 60% respectively in S ectors on neg ative w atch In 2015, the sectors that most survey participants invested in were Utilities (60% of investors surveyed) and Real Estate (33%). The standout sectors that are on negative watch for 2016, in the opinion of the investors surveyed, are Energy/Oil & Gas and Commodities/Metals & Mining. A verag e ( implied ) d esig nation split in S ector view s NAIC-3 1% U tilities R eal Estate NAIC-2 48% NAIC-1 51% Energ y C ommod ities O il & G as M etals & M ining EY private placement market investor survey March
8 M D eal structure G reater d emand f or long er d ated maturities To better match long term assets and liabilities, as well as pick up greater yield, investors had strong appetite for maturities over 10 years in 2015, with almost all investors surveyed having appetite for 10, 12 and/or 15 year notes. Longer dated maturities were even more popular in 2015 with 67% of investors surveyed offering beyond 20 years funding, an increase on the 54% in M aturities investors h ad strong appetite f or in vs Percentage of investors surveyed 8% 7% 31% 20% 85% 80% 46% 73% 15% 87% 54% 67% NB: a number of investors highlighted multiple maturities that they had strong appetite for aturity ( years) C ontinuing appetite f or non- U S D d enominated transactions Direct non-usd denominated transactions saw increased activity in 2015 compared to 2014, with the biggest increase being the rise in the number of investors transacting in GBP from 36% of the investors surveyed in 2014 to 80% in Further, the rise in activity in the EPP market was beneficial for European issuers, with volumes rising by 30% from 6.4 billion in 2014 to 8.3 billion last year. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that non-usd denominated funding from US investors do still typically come with limitations. For example, some investors have restrictions on obtaining internal swaps much beyond 20 years and often investors require swap breakage indemnification in the event of early repayment or default. Nevertheless, we have seen an increase in the number of investors that are able to extend non-usd funding beyond 20 years and/or have offered innovative structures to compensate for the absence of swap breakage language. 6 EY private placement market investor survey March 2016
9 N on- U S D d enominated market activity in vs % Percentage of investors surveyed transacting 36% 36% 67% 36% 33% 18% 27% A $ O th ers ( * ) (*) Other currencies include Dutch Krone, Danish Krone, Swiss Francs, Yen and Other European Currencies Rise in floating rate capability 47% of investors surveyed bought floating rate notes last year compared to 38% in F loating rate investments in vs Yes 38% Yes 47% No 62% No 53% EY private placement market investor survey March
10 S elective M F L appetite L ong est d elay of f ered in vs % > 12 months, 8% Up to 3 months, 17% Only 33% of investors surveyed bought a transaction in 2015 with no financial covenants and an Most Favoured Lender ( MFL ) only clause compared to 62% in Up to 12 months, 17% Inflation-linked Private Placements Up to 9 months, 33% Up to 6 months, 25% 7 % Just 7% of investors bought inflation-linked Private Placements in > 12 months, 7% Up to 3 months, 14% up to 12 months, 21% U se of P an European P rivate P lacement leg al d ocumentation During 2015, only 13% of investors surveyed bought transactions under LMA and/or ICMA Private Placement documentation. D elayed d raw d ow ns continue to b e of f ered b y investors 93% of investors surveyed had participated in a transaction with a delayed drawdown. Trends from 2014 continued into 2015, although a larger percentage of investors surveyed provided delayed funding beyond three months. up to 9 months, 21% R ise in self - arrang ed transactions up to 6 months, 36% 73% of investors surveyed bought a transaction in 2015 that had no Agent or Broker involved (vs. 67% in 2014). 8 EY private placement market investor survey March 2016
11 O utlook f or S imilar ch alleng es to th e P rivate P lacement market ex pected in as All of the investors surveyed believe the biggest challenges to the Private Placement market in 2016 are cheap bank financing and/or limited supply vs. strong investor demand the same concerns as 2015 Interestingly, despite increased regulation, many investors saw this as a relatively benign factor for the private lending environment B ig g est current ch alleng es to th e P rivate P lacement market in B A N K R eg ulation P rivately placed b ond s and / or S ch uld sch ein market C h eap pub lic b ond d eb t S low economic recovery I nvestor d emand ex ceed ing supply C h eap b ank d eb t O pportunity f or a g reater level of b espoke transactions As investors are eager to put large amounts of cash to work, we expect a greater number of institutions to entertain non-standard structures to secure better allocations This view has been supported by the feedback received from the investors surveyed: 80% would be open to no financial covenants and MFL only transactions for select credits 73% would look at floating rate deals in % of investors would be open to making use of LMA and/or ICMA documents 33% have suggested they may have appetite for inflation linked Private Placements EY C apital and D eb t A d visory L uke R eeve P art n e r Tel: lreeve@uk.ey.com G iles B arling D i re ct o r Tel: gbarling@uk.ey.com M M D i o ich ael cc artney re ct r Tel: mmccartney@uk.ey.com C aroline L y A s s i s t an t D i re ct o r Tel: cly@uk.ey.com EY private placement market investor survey March
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