Crédit Agricole

SNCF Réseau reopened its December 2047 green bonds for a €250m tap on Thursday, with the issuer bumping up the liquidity of its long dated debt.

Total, the French oil company, issued a €1.5bn hybrid capital bond on Wednesday, at the same time as launching a tender offer to buy back some of its €2.5bn call February 2021 and €1.75bn call May 2022 hybrids.

Strabag has signed bank facilities totalling €2.4bn, the Austrian construction and technology firm becoming the latest borrower to refinance early amid cheap funding conditions.

The Netherlands has targeted a window in May for its debut green bond, which will be sold through a Dutch Direct Auction.

India’s Canara Bank and Bank Rakyat Indonesia this week gave investors a chance to diversify away from Greater China supply, pricing their respective five year dollar bonds.

Instituto de Crédito Oficial (Ico), an already well established issuer in the social bond market, will meet investors to market its debut green bond.

Qatar Islamic Bank was able to tighten its spread by 25bp on its five year dollar sukuk benchmark on Tuesday.

Crédit Agricole Italia’s eight year covered bond has the highest BondMarker average score of any deal issued so far this month. The transaction is closely followed by deals from Banco BPI and BPER Banka. Intesa Sanpaolo is leading among the six Italian covered bonds issued this year, but the survey is still open and some marks could yet improve.

Danske Bank and Crédit Agricole took a combined €2bn of tier two debt out of the market on Tuesday, while Bawag was also active on a busy day for FIG syndicates.

Qatar Islamic Bank has launched its $750m five year benchmark sukuk at 150bp over mid-swaps.

Following the success of the jumbo acquisition financing for Brookfield and CPDQ’s purchase of Johnson Controls’ Power Solutions unit, European leveraged loan buyers now have a wide variety of credits to assess, with deals from Ceva Santé, Delachaux, Konecta and Hotelbeds in the market this week.

Crédit Agricole Italia took 50% more covered bond funding than it had expected on Friday after being swamped with demand for a new eight year deal, while Banco BPI reopened the Portuguese covered bond market with a €500m transaction that received seven times as much interest from investors.