Lloyds Bank
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Housing association is the latest to mandate for ESG debt -
20 years the sweet spot for US corporate issuers in euros
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Dual tranche green and conventional approach works well for UK utility
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Barclays funding boss joins UK rival as part of DCM reshape
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TUI said the bank "has no license to enter into new loan commitments"
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The Berkeley Group, one of the UK’s biggest home builders, found the pulse of the sterling bond market on Wednesday, two weeks after some bankers had declared the market dead until the autumn.
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The Berkeley Group, one of the UK’s biggest home builders, has mandated for a green bond, a week after high grade corporate issuers faced such a torrid time in the sterling market that some bankers called the market shut until the autumn.
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Lloyds Bank has formulated a succession plan to prepare for the departure of Allen Appen, its head of bond financing, as another senior figure prepares to leave its debt capital markets group.
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The wheels fell off the IG corporate sterling bond market this week, with one pulled deal and another that barely scraped through. Accusations and recriminations flew over what caused the trouble, which has likely slammed the doors shut on the sterling market until autumn. Mike Turner reports.
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Northern Powergrid (North East) postponed a sterling bond issue on Thursday a day after a housing association trade limped over the line, leaving bankers trying to decipher what caused the market to collapse this week.
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The London branch of South African lender Investec has successfully debuted in the sustainability-linked syndicated loan market.
