BNP Paribas

Australian pallet and container provider Brambles must think good things come in threes. Having made euro investors wait three years for its last deal, in 2014, it finally returned to the single currency market on Tuesday, printing a deal with virtually no new issue premium.

Hanjin International Corp hit its goal of raising $300m from its debut green bond on Monday, but rising tensions between the US and North Korea forced it to pay up.

Hungary is set to take advantage of lower rates in euros to buy back its more expensive outstanding dollar debt.

Chinese steel maker Shougang Group Co took advantage of an impressive rally in its outstanding notes to bag a new bond on Monday, with a strong peak order book of $4bn allowing it to slash pricing substantially.

Indian animal feed and agribusiness company Godrej Agrovet plans to bring a Rp11.65bn ($178.6m) IPO to the market on October 4, with the deal to feature both new and secondary stock.

Germany’s federal election on Sunday caused ripples in government bond spreads throughout the eurozone on Monday, but concerns are subsiding already, allowing one agency to announce its first euro green bond.

Volkswagen Leasing brought its second euro corporate bond deal of 2017 on Monday. The €2.25bn dual tranche offering took Volkswagen’s total issuance this year to €17.25bn. This is more than twice as much as General Electric, the next highest issuer by volume.

South Korea’s Hanjin International is courting environmentally friendly investors for a new dollar bond, and will funnel the proceeds into refinancing debt taken for the construction of a green building.

Chinese steel company Shougang Group Co is returning to the dollar debt market with a new five year bond, while Yuzhou Properties Company is drumming up interest for its debut senior perpetual transaction.

Artemis, the Pinault family holding company that owns €17bn of shares in Kering, the French luxury goods group, raised €383m on Tuesday with an innovative equity-neutral exchangeable bond, in which Crédit Agricole acts as an extra counterparty to investors.

BNP Paribas is extending its delta one execution and financing offering, and has hired a senior salesman from Citi to help run the initiative.

China’s Nan Hai Corp has mandated two firms to work on a dollar-denominated deal, its third outing of the year but its first without a standby letter of credit (SBLC).