Europe
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The expiry of Ofac's Russia debt payment licence means default is likely by the end of June -
Gresham House raises £150m for energy storage after string of deals
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Jefferies' head of EMEA ECM has left the US bank for an opportunity on the buy-side
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The UK real estate investment trust raised well above its £150m target
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Financials expected to supply the bulk of offshore paper next week
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No immediate impact on UK banks’ and insurers’ capital ratios, but tests signal later recalibration likely to follow
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Getting investors' attention has rarely been more difficult
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Investors see little reason to play in primary
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There is no indication that the September window will be any better for Europe's IPO hopefuls
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Narrowing issuance windows means small borrowers will have to fight for attention against major issuers
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Smattering of public holidays means issuers will miss out on rare smooth spell
