Santander
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Banco Santander Chile will buy back more bonds than originally planned after its tender offer was fully subscribed before the early tender deadline on March 1.
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Daimler brought its second triple tranche bond of the year to market on Tuesday, as primary issuance in the corporate market began to crank up.
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Commodities firm Glencore released its preliminary results on Tuesday, revealing annual losses to equity holders of almost $5bn. The release of the annual report paves the way for the general syndication of the group’s loan after a successful first stage in February.
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UniCredit was largely absent from the euro senior market last year, but, having successfully priced a new seven year last Friday, the bank’s head of group finance expects a busier year in 2016.
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Santander Consumer Finance opened up a new Tokyo Pro-Bond programme worth €10bn on Tuesday, following a similar move from its UK sister borrower last year.
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Genus, the bovine and porcine genetics company, retained all of its relationship banks when it signed a £160m revolving credit facility on Monday.
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Santander Consumer Finance opened up a new Tokyo Pro-Bond programme worth €10bn on Tuesday, following a similar move from its UK sister borrower last year.
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Thames Water priced a £300m senior secured no-grow bond on Thursday, clinching the deal after two weeks of volatility in its outstanding bonds.
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Santander’s Chilean arm has launched a tender offer for up to $500m on its 3.875% fixed rate 2022s and its floating rate notes due 2018.
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Hoffmann La-Roche returned to the European corporate bond market exactly a year after its last offering in euros and as it did then, achieved aggressive pricing for a €650m bond.
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Santander’s Chilean arm has launched a tender offer for up to $500m on its 3.875% fixed rate 2022s and its floating rate notes due 2018.
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Glencore's core relationship banks showed strong support for its refinancing of a $8.45bn one-year loan, despite volatility for commodities and a recent downgrade for the mining and trading firm.