Santander

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.

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.

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.

After a storming run of issuance, with eight deals in the market last week, high yield deal flow has slowed but not stuttered as Fnac, eDreams and MCS all roadshow potential deals.

The Autonomous Community of Madrid has announced that it will sell its third benchmark of 2016.

Shares in Informa, the UK publishing and events company, closed 6% higher on Thursday after it launched a fully underwritten £715m rights issue to partially finance its £1.18bn takeover of Penton, the New York-based information services and business-to-business publisher, in a transatlantic deal which the company says will expand its reach in the global exhibitions industry.

UK supermarket chain WM Morrison Supermarkets, better known as Morrison’s, has triggered an extension option on its £1.35bn revolving credit facility.

RWE, the German utilities group, will float its renewables and power distribution business Innogy on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the fourth quarter, the company said in an intention to float document on Monday morning.

Compagnie de Financement Foncier (CFF) enjoyed a strong reception for the seventh 10 year covered bond in little over two weeks.

Transport infrastructure group Ferrovial on Wednesday returned to the bond market after a two year absence, selling a €500m note. It was followed later in the week by two other Spanish corporates.

US metal packaging manufacturer Crown Holdings on Thursday priced a dual currency note that will refinance its loans.

British American Tobacco issued the first corporate sterling bond of the autumn on Monday as it reached for tenor, tapping the market for a 36 year deal.