Crédit Agricole
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UK property development company British Land has amended and extended its £735m unsecured revolving credit facility, reducing the size of its bank debt while pushing the maturity towards a quiet year on the company’s debt repayment schedule. -
Russian oil company Gazprom has signed a €600m five year loan facility from Crédit Agricole, bringing its international borrowing tally above €1.3bn since it regained its investment grade status earlier this year.
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The African Development Bank sold its second ever social bond on Wednesday, more than doubling the size of its debut effort and extending its maturity curve. The Basque Government will follow the supranational with its inaugural sustainable bond.
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The euro market got off to a fine start this week as a supranational rarely seen in euros appeared at five years and a mainstay of the market pulled off another successful trade. But later in the week, cracks began to show.
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The African Development Bank sold its second social bond on Wednesday, more than doubling the size of its debut effort and pushing out its maturity curve. The Basque Government will follow the supranational with an inaugural sustainable bond.
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The African Development Bank is sounding investors for its second ever social bond with an initial price thoughts level that bankers away from the deal felt was “fair”.
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A pair of supranationals hit opposite ends of the euro curve on Tuesday, keeping down their size ambitions in favour of tightening pricing.
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Two mandates hit screens on Monday for supranational euro benchmarks. The Asian Development Bank (ADB), encouraged by a favourable basis swap, is set to make a rare appearance in the currency, coming to market alongside the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).
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Chinese telecommunication company ZTE, which is asking for a covenant waiver on a $450m loan, is set to get some relief after US president Donald Trump said he would work with China to get the company back to business soon.
