Banks

Rainer Wagner is leaving Barclays, six months after it was announced he would be taking on more responsibilities at the bank.

Standard Chartered is expected to launch its first sustainability bond on Tuesday, having picked banks to arrange a deal that will mark its first entry into the public euro market since September 2017.

CTP, a commercial real estate developer based in Czech Republic, has signed a €1.9bn loan in one of the largest real estate packages to enter the syndicated loans market in central and eastern Europe ever.

SC Health Corp has begun the process of listing on the New York Stock Exchange, filing an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Indonesian firm Soho Global Health has lined up a trio of bookrunners for a potential IPO, according to a source familiar with the matter.

A syndicate banker at Rabobank focusing on sovereigns, supranational and agencies (SSAs) has left after just six months to return to UBS, where he worked between 2015 and 2017.

Nasdaq-listed 360 Finance has kicked off an up to $122.5m follow-on offering of new and existing American Depository Shares (ADS).

Cielo, the largest merchant acquiring and payment processing company in Brazil, on Friday wrapped up a consent solicitation and bond buy-back for its global 2022s that will effectively split the note in two.

Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust has raised €150m from a share placement that was oversubscribed, allowing the issuer to exercise an increase option.

Veteran loans banker Phil Lipton is leaving HSBC after 15 years.

Three Nordic banks and one British bank placed paper in Swedish krona this week. NatWest Markets made its debut in the currency, while Scandinavian-based Avida Finans printed its first AT1. Avida Finans plans to follow this debut AT1 with a future stock exchange listing.

Barclays returned to the Australian dollar market this week for its second Kangaroo, placing a triple tranche trade that was four times covered. The demand for Kangaroo paper could see more issuers follow Barclays, according to one DCM banker.