Commerzbank
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Agrofert, the agricultural and industrial firm from Czechia, has entered the Schuldschein market in search of debt. -
Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten and KfW mandated banks on Tuesday for euro issues at opposite ends of the curve.
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Commerzbank enjoyed a smooth execution for its first green bond on Tuesday, having found a clear window to issue amid recently volatile market conditions.
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Agence Française de Développement got over the line with a 16 year euro benchmark on Thursday, but was unable to tighten the spread from guidance and paid a new issue premium of around 5bp.
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Agence Française de Développement mandated banks on Wednesday for a 15 year euro benchmark amid rising investor appetite in that part of the curve.
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Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI) has signed a €100m financing loan framework with Commerzbank, with the money earmarked for projects connected to rebuilding Iraq.
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Commerzbank is getting ready to sell its first green bonds, using the non-preferred senior format as a way of providing funding for renewable energy projects.
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Germany’s Uniper has refinanced its syndicated credit facility early, with the energy group joining a growing trend of borrowers trimming the number of banks in its lending group.
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German publishing company Bertelsmann returned to the euro corporate bond market on Tuesday to re-market a deal it had pulled in May after setting the spread. This time the issuer priced the transaction at what was seen as a more realistic spread, but the high premium was in part due to the illiquidity of the secondary curve.
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Unédic drew large demand for its first 10 year euro benchmark of the year on Wednesday, allowing the issuer to considerably tighten its spread through pricing.
