Banks

ASML Holding, the Dutch lithography systems company, visited the euro bond market on Monday, as the bid for corporate credit remains strong, heading towards a March that is expected to be very busy.

Two public sector borrowers hit screens with new issues on Monday, with Belgium choosing a 20 year and Madrid opting for a 10 year sustainable bond.

Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, the UK utility, opened books for a senior and subordinated sterling bond issue on Monday, as the mandates from last week start to trickle through to investors' screens.

C&C Group, the Irish drinks manufacturer and distributor behind brands like Magners, is set to debut in the US private placement market in the coming weeks, according to market sources.

Société Générale was two times subscribed for a new €1.25bn preferred senior bond on Monday, showing that investors still have plenty of appetite for the lower-yielding asset class.

Saudi Arabia's Dar Al-Arkan Real Estate Development Company will issue its second sukuk in four months as it embarked upon a roadshow on Monday for a seven year Reg S dollar deal.

UK soft drinks maker Britvic has signed its first sustainability-linked financing, joining a growing trend of companies offering to charity any margin benefit they gain on the loans hitting targets.

Santander Consumer Bank AS was well supported for a rare offering of preferred senior debt at the beginning of the week, as market participants suggested that spreads on Norwegian bank bonds could have room to tighten further.

The UK Municipal Bonds Agency has chosen a syndicate of three banks to arrange a series of investors meetings starting on Tuesday for its first bond, a five year Sonia-linked floater for Lancashire County Council.

SBI Cards and Payment Services is preparing to launch its IPO of up to Rp95bn ($1.3bn) in the first week of March after getting the go ahead from the market regulator, according to a source close to the deal.

Avenue Supermarts' founder Radhakishan Damani and his family members are looking to raise Rp30.3bn ($424.7m) from a secondary share sale, following an issue of new stock by the company last week.

A pre-IPO investor in Just Eat, the UK takeaway delivery service, has sold a chunk of its stake in the company via an accelerated bookbuild led by UBS. The sale follows Just Eat's takeover by Dutch rival Takeaway.com.