Santander
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Gatwick Airport made a rare solo flight into the sterling bond market on Monday as the pound fell on resurgent Brexit fears, but UK investors were present to support the deal. -
The Bank of England confirmed on Monday it would stress test UK banks for a broader range of potential threats in 2017, as it set out the timetable for the publication of this year’s results.
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A chaotic start to the week for the euro corporate bond market saw one deal pulled on a combination of soured sentiment and aggressive pricing, causing issuers to engage in a balancing act before risk appetite returned in force at the end of the week.
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After a rocky beginning to the week that saw an offering from Lufthansa pulled — a rarity in the European corporate bond market — French transnational utility and service company Veolia managed to sell a total of €1.1bn in senior unsecured bonds across two tranches on Wednesday.
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Vodafone shrugged off a troubling start to the week for primary bond markets on Tuesday by selling a benchmark long seven year transaction that was more than three times oversubscribed and won a single digit concession.
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Spanish natural gas utility Enagás is in talks with its relationship banks to refinance a €1.5bn revolving credit facility.
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The Community of Madrid on Wednesday priced a eight year euro syndication fractionally inside the Italian sovereign curve.
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Telxius, the telecoms infrastructure division of Telefonica, has signed a €190m with the 10 banks which are arrangin its IPO, for which books opened yesterday.
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Santander Consumer Bank launched a €500m three year senior transaction on Wednesday, finding strong demand in the short end of the curve despite opening books just ahead of a hotly anticipated US Federal Reserve meeting.
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Toyota Motor Credit, the financing arm of Toyota, revved into the sterling bond market for the first time in five years on Tuesday as it printed a £500m ($649m) deal that attracted international demand.
