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Two airport companies and one broadcaster are seeking to issue euro bonds, as new issuance has slowed after an exceptionally busy period. -
Two new companies have joined the green bond market in the past week, with domestic deals in Swedish kronor led by SEB. Skanska’s deal, related to property development, was the third from that sector, but SCA’s transaction was the first from the forest products industry.
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Merseylink, the consortium building the Mersey Gateway bridge near Liverpool, became last Friday (March 28) the first borrower to benefit from the UK government’s Infrastructure UK guarantee on a public, listed bond issue. It was also the guarantee’s first use on a project financing and on a public-private partnership.
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Daimler led the week with the largest ABS since last April, spearheading a potentially busy month in securitization. Hotly-anticipated deals from SolarCity and Colony Capital also hit the market, opening the way for other potential solar and REO-to-rental issuers.
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Skanska, the Swedish construction and property development company, launched its first green bond on Tuesday, raising Skr850m (€95m).
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Merseylink, the consortium building the Mersey Gateway bridge near Liverpool, became on Friday the first borrower to benefit from the UK government’s Infrastructure UK guarantee on a public, listed bond issue.
