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Österreichische Kontrollbank (ÖKB) kept up the strong momentum from European public sector borrowers in the dollar market on Thursday with a well received five year deal which priced through its own curve.

State-owned Saudi Electricity Co is set to debut in the still nascent green sukuk market, making it only a handful of issuers across the world to do so.

AIA Group has issued a $1.75bn subordinated bond, which will be the first to qualify as tier two capital under a new regulatory framework in the works in Hong Kong. Alice Huang reports.

The European syndicated loan market’s transition from Libor to risk-free rates is gathering pace, with market participants starting to offer a much clearer view on the technicalities that a world without Libor will look like for lending.

Yorkshire Building Society was more than three times subscribed for a new euro senior deal on Thursday, despite worsening EU-UK relations in the run-up to the Brexit date.

Europe’s high grade corporate issuers are increasingly dipping their toes into sustainability bonds, with telecoms company Orange and fashion house Burberry bringing debut deals.

The EIB kicked off the post-Labor Day SSA dollar market on Wednesday with a five year deal, it's third of the year. Oesterreichische Kontrollbank (OeKB) is set to follow, having mandated for its second five year dollar deal of the year.

Singapore’s United Overseas Bank has bagged the lowest yield globally for a Basel-III compliant tier two dollar bond, breaking the record set by its peer Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp just last week.

BOC Aviation paid investors a small premium on Tuesday to seal a $750m decade bond.

As Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) returned to the sustainability bond market on Tuesday to sell its second bond in the format, fellow French agency Caisse d’Amortissement de la Dette Sociale (Cades) mandated for its own sustainability bond debut.

GlaxoSmithKlein, the UK pharmaceutical company, has refinanced dollar and sterling loans using risk-free rates, in one of the biggest transactions yet to avoid using Libor as the margin benchmark.

Chinese car manufacturer Great Wall Motors has increased the size of its loan to $700m-equivalent.