Santander
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The Basque Government was able to tighten pricing by 5bp from initial price thoughts as it received soaring demand for its 10 year sustainable bond on Tuesday — its biggest public issue since 2009. -
Spain’s Abertis Infraestructuras has shifted the obligations of around €9.97bn of loans to itself from its holding company, with the toll roads group immediately paying down a sizeable portion of the debt.
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USJ Açucar e Alcool, the Brazilian sugar and ethanol company, is giving bondholders an extra two weeks to receive the early bird price in a debt exchange that Fitch says is likely needed to avoid default.
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Diageo, the UK distiller and brewer, followed its recent habit and issued a multi-tranche bond on Monday — but with a difference. It included sterling notes for the first time since 1995.
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The Basque Government has picked banks to issue what will be its biggest bond in the public markets for 10 years.
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The UK’s McKay Securities has signed a £180m revolving credit facility, with the office and industrial REIT switching its bilateral loans for a bigger syndicated deal.
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Mexico timed its return to the European bond market on Monday extremely well, said DCM bankers, with risk-hungry investors allowing the sovereign to notch a €9bn book on the way to a dual-tranche deal.
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Following the success of the first Spanish public sector green bond, the market’s attention has turned to the highly anticipated debut green bond from the Spanish sovereign.
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Spain’s Acciona has signed a €675m environmental, social and governance-linked loan. Lenders piled into the infrastructure and renewable energy group's deal after launch, enabling the size to grow by 35%.
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Four new corporate bonds hit the market on Wednesday. In a change from recent days, all the deals were of moderate size and single tranched. Terna, the Italian grid operator, and Banque PSA France were typical in launching €500m no-grow deals. Book sizes diverged strongly, with those two issuers getting heavy oversubscription, while Aroundtown and Voestalpine had much less.
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Foreign & Colonial (F&C) Investment Trust has sold a £150m equivalent US private placement, in euros and sterling, to a range of institutional investors from the UK and United States.
