Rabobank
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Swiss commodity trader Gunvor is building momentum for around $1bn of refinancing loans, with commitments due by the end of the month.
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Nederlandse Gasunie closed a €300m no-grow floater on Friday, attracting an order book of around €550m for the three year notes. -
Banks are grasping at private opportunities throughout their capital curves in search of a safe and affordable source of funding, as a volatile public market proves too rich for bank treasurers' blood and funding costs. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Lloyds and Rabobank have been successful with short dated floaters this week and, while investors remain cautious, market tone is gradually improving.
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Vitol, the Switzerland-headquartered oil trader, has signed its annual loan refinancing, increasing the loans from $7.5bn to $8bn.
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Oil trader Vitol is expected to finish its annual financing of flagship loans by Wednesday, according to a banker on the deal.
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Commodity trader Gunvor has launched its $1bn annual loan refinancing, following a deal for its Asian subsidiary that doubled in size after strong demand from lenders.
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Rabobank was a fitting credit to tackle a still uncertain FIG primary market on Monday, pulling in nearly €2bn of orders for a short floater as bankers fretted over further supply.
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Rabobank has said the German response to total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) rules places senior unsecured debt at risk, and advised against its adoption as a Europe-wide solution.
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Rabobank has said the German response to total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) places senior unsecured debt at risk, and advised against its adoption as a Europe wide solution.
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Maybank became the first Asia Pacific issuer to launch a Pro-Bond in May 2014. It was the bank’s first foray into the Japanese capital markets, and also represented a useful shot in the arm for the fledgling Pro-Bond initiative. Maybank has since graduated to a Samurai, allowing a useful comparison between the two markets.
