Europe
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Intertrust, the Dutch corporate and trust services company, made its debut on the Amsterdam stock exchange today (Thursday) after pricing its €486m IPO near the bottom of the range on Wednesday.
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After issuing a fixed rate bond yesterday, Deutsche Bahn came back to the market today (Thursday) with a €200m tap of the €400m eight year floating rate note it had printed last week. -
Spain took itself over the 90% mark of its reduced 2015 funding programme with an auction where yields fell across the maturity curve.
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Bank of Scotland's £900m equivalent triple currency denominated deal marked a successful return to the UK RMBS market for the issuer after a four year absence. The deal sends a positive message to the market that there is demand for UK RMBS assets, at the right price.
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SNCF Réseau went to the short end of the curve in a hunt for central banks on Thursday, selling a rare €500m three year note.
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USG People, a Dutch recruitment and human resources company, has secured €450m of funding in a refinancing loan, reducing its margin by 40bp.
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Caja Rurales Unidas issued a €750m five year deal on Thursday, building a slightly oversubscribed book in a short time frame by offering a relatively attractive new issue premium.
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Capita, the business process services company, has entered into a £450m bridging facility with two banks.
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Berlin Hyp’s €500m five year mortgage backed Pfandbrief issued on Thursday ranked as one of the more highly oversubscribed deals of the year from Germany and broke a succession of barely subscribed German covered bonds that had been issued over the past six weeks.
