Santander

Santander's head of syndicated loans has left the bank, and Santander has replaced him internally.

Argentine confectionary group Arcor is looking to buy back all its existing dollar bonds ahead of a return to international capital markets scheduled for shortly after the Brexit referendum.

Argentine confectionary group Arcor, the best rated issuer in Argentina, is likely to announce a bond imminently, after it mandated a trio of banks to run a benchmark dollar issue.

Spanish broadcasting infrastructure operator Cellnex Telecom, which finished a roadshow last week, is biding its time before bringing a deal to market, in anticipation of volatility in the coming days.

More than three quarters of Brazilian industrial conglomerate Cosan’s bondholders agreed to sell their bonds in the early bird phase of a tender offer.

Mexican real estate investment trust Fibra Uno and Colombian state-owned oil company Ecopetrol reopened existing dollar notes on Wednesday to take advantage of euphoric conditions in Lat Am bond markets.

Pay TV and broadband provider Cablevision sold the first true corporate bond from Argentina since the sovereign exited default in April, raising $500m on the same day the Province of Buenos Aires hit the market for the second time this year.

Workspace Group, the UK real estate investment trust, has activated a one year extension option on its £150m revolving credit facility to extend the deal to 2021.

Latin America DCM bankers said that Vale had timed its return to bond markets to perfection after the Brazilian mining giant pounced on the huge rally in Lat Am credit that followed disappointing US non-farm payroll on Friday.

The University of Glasgow last week priced a US private placement, following the University of Surrey which issued a £120m ($173.6m) deal last month.

Industrial conglomerate Cosan will be hoping market conditions do not turn against it for a third time after it launched a tender offer and announced investor meetings ahead of a possible new bond.

Mexican real estate company Grupo GICSA is to meet investors this week ahead of a planned $300m debut 144A/Reg S unsecured bond issue.