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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association unveiled the members of the five regional determinations committees that make binding decisions regarding credit events, succession events and auctions to determine the final price for credit default swap settlement globally.

Scentre, the Australian company that owns and operates the Westfield shopping centres in Australia and New Zealand, has issued a £400m seven year bond.

Azelis, the chemicals distribution business formed from the merger of Novorchem and Arnaud, is closing books on its €240m acquisition loan today.

French aerospace company Safran has postponed a planned bond issue despite having completed a roadshow.

Dutch grain trader Nidera is still arranging an $800m loan that has been in the market for at least three months.

Commodities trader Glencore is in talks to refinance $15.3bn of credit facilities with at least 69 banks, according to a banker on the deal.

Royal DSM, the Dutch chemical company, has issued a €500m 10 year bond.

Stada, the unrated German generic and branded drugs maker, issued a €300m seven year bond on Tuesday, but failed to tighten the pricing, in tough market conditions.

The AA’s traditional investors on Friday helped the UK car breakdown insurance company price £735m of class ‘B’ notes inside price guidance.

Poland printed its new 12 year note with a 0.875% coupon on Monday, making a big saving on where it priced a 2024 at 3% last January.

Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle Retail is due to hit the market for a $400m three year bullet. Eight mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners are helming the deal.

DVB Bank opened books for its second senior deal of 2015 on Tuesday, surprising some bankers with its decision to issue so soon after a controversial German draft law that could change the face of the senior market.