Europe
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Santander has added its name to the list of European banks issuing senior non-preferred bonds this week, even though Spanish law cannot yet accommodate the new asset class. -
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Ezaki Glico, a Japanese confectioner, sold a ¥30.9bn ($267m) Euroyen convertible through Nomura on Thursday, breaking a long dry spell in the market.
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Telecom company TalkTalk and loan guarantor Amigo have this week jumped into the wave of new high yield bond issues listing on the Channel Islands Securities Exchange (CISE) as a way to get round the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR), writes Victor Jimenez.
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The investment grade euro corporate bond market kept pumping out supply this week as investors bought an array of credits and maturities, but questions are surfacing about how long the purple patch can last.
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The socially responsible investment market for public sector bond issuers is shaping up for another busy year, with one agency planning a debut print in the next few months.
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Mizuho International, the securities and investment banking arm of Mizuho Financial Group, has hired an experienced banker to lead its European derivatives risk solutions business.
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The Carlyle Group promoted 62 staff to senior positions on Wednesday — 13 of them to partner, 17 to managing director and 32 to principal.
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Portugal found the best possible medicine to a rising fever in its bond yields by building a large order book on Wednesday for its first syndication of 2017. Attention now turns to Italy, which faces a crucial rating review by DBRS on Friday.
