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  • Trafigura, one of the world’s largest commodity traders, has completed its European bank facility refinancing to add sustainability-linked targets to its debt, a month after the company made its debut in the Schuldshein market.
  • Swedish banks will have to maintain a countercyclical capital buffer worth 2% of their risk-weighted assets during normal times, according to new guidance from the nation’s Financial Supervisory Authority this week.
  • Shares in London’s listed airlines pulled back on Monday morning after UK transport minister Grant Shapps said on Sunday it was “too early to tell” whether holidays abroad would be allowed once lockdown restrictions end, raising fears of another false dawn for the industry and a fresh round of emergency capital raising.
  • Supermarket Income Reit, the London-listed real estate investment trust focused on properties let to supermarkets, is gearing up for another buying spree of new assets, having raised £153m of equity from investors.
  • The UK Debt Management Office on Monday chose the banks to lead the sale of its second sukuk via syndication. Like the sovereign’s debut sukuk in 2014, none of the UK’s Islamic banks are included on the mandate.
  • Linklogis has begun drumming up demand for its Hong Kong listing, after winning approval from the city’s stock exchange.
  • Natixis has hired Sanjeev Kumar as its new senior country manager for Singapore, as well as head of southeast and south Asia corporate and investment banking.
  • Zhihu has kicked off the roadshow for its US listing. The Chinese company is aiming to raise up to $632.5m from the public market, and a further $250m from a handful of high-profile investors through private placements concurrent to the IPO.
  • The Republic of the Maldives, which took a big hit to its tourism-reliant economy last year due to the pandemic, announced a tender and new money offer on Monday, returning to the dollar bond market after a three year hiatus.
  • Taiwan’s Formosa Plastics Corp is planning a quick return to the loan market, sending out a request for proposals for two loans totalling $930m to support an iron ore mining project in Australia.
  • In this round-up, China leaves the benchmark lending rates steady yet again, the central bank’s monetary policy committee gets a reshuffle, and senior foreign policy officials from Beijing and Washington fail to agree on key issues at a high-stakes meeting.
  • You never have to wait too long for a tale to emerge laying bare the excesses of investment banking.