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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. -
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.
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Two new companies are joining the green bond market. Last week SCA, the Swedish forest products group, launched a Skr1.5bn green bond and tomorrow, Skanska, the Swedish construction company, is expected to bring its first deal.
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The third bond issue to use the European Investment Bank’s project bond credit enhancement was priced on Monday. It will finance the construction of a stretch of highway connecting the Belgian port of Zeebrugge with the motorway network.
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Unilever launched its first green bond this week, and priced the issue 1bp through its own curve, bankers estimated.
