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ABBs-Block Trades

Vibrant blocks market continues with SoftwareOne trade

The owners of SoftwareOne, the Swiss software company that went public in October last year, have taken advantage of the rally of the share price in recent weeks to sell Sfr382.5m of stock, via an accelerated bookbuild.

Aidan Gregory, June 19, 2020
Sponsored Content

Vienna MTF: Taking complexity out of the listing process

Founded in 1771 as a trading venue solely for bonds, bills of exchange and foreign currencies, Vienna Stock Exchange today is a modern market infrastructure provider for a variety of asset classes. As the spotlight gradually shifts to Vienna in different areas of debt capital markets, Matthias Szabo, Director Debt Listings, speaks to GlobalCapital about how Vienna Stock Exchange caters to the needs of a range of market participants, particularly in structured finance.

GlobalCapital, June 19, 2020
Sponsored Content

Financing alternative asset classes – Q&A with Bedford Row CEO Scott Levy

Fixed income specialist Bedford Row Capital has found an opening in the market, providing institutional quality service to clients to arrange capital markets financing for esoteric and niche assets. Bedford Row CEO Scott Levy spoke with GlobalCapital about opportunities in alternative asset classes, the Covid-era marketplace and the firm’s work in Islamic finance.

GlobalCapital, June 19, 2020
ABBs-Block Trades

German mogul frees up cash with rare Knorr-Bremse sale

German billionaire Heinz-Herman Thiele, one of the country’s richest men, sold a €728m stake in German break manufacturer Knorr-Bremse to fund other investments. Since Covid-19 he has built up a substantial position in German airline Lufthansa and is now the company's largest shareholder.

Sam Kerr, June 19, 2020
Comment

Keeping Tabs — mind the banks, boomers and ESG, US housing discrimination

Each week, Keeping Tabs brings you the very best of what we in the GlobalCapital newsroom have found most useful, interesting and informative from around the web. This week: the challenges facing European bank supervisors, attitudes to ethical investing by generation and gender, and how racial inequality rears its head in the US housing market.

Jasper Cox, June 19, 2020
Islamic Finance

IsDB prints $1.5bn for Covid relief efforts

Islamic Development Bank closed a $1.5bn sukuk deal on Thursday that it will use to fund member countries’ work in cleaning up the aftermath of Covid-19.

Ross Lancaster, June 19, 2020
Covered Bonds

Spread sensitivity signals that covered bond rally may have run its course

Investors appeared to be more sensitive of price movements in new issues of covered bonds this week, with valuations in the asset class having returned to within touching distance of their January levels.

David Freitas, June 19, 2020
SSA

EuCo debates recovery fund

The European Commission proposal for a debt-financed coronavirus recovery fund goes before the European Council on Friday. The Council is unlikely to reach a decision on the fund this week, but analysts hope a verdict will emerge before July.

Lewis McLellan, June 19, 2020
Equity IPOs

PharmaSGP reduces IPO size because of market volatility

The IPO of PharmaSGP, the German manufacture of natural drugs and medicines, was a smaller affair than had been originally envisaged by the sellers, after the return of equity market volatility meant that the deal had to be priced at the bottom of the range.

Sam Kerr, June 19, 2020
FIG People and Markets

EU adopts CRR quick fix in record time

The European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a series of temporary amendments to the Capital Requirements Regulation. The changes will offer banks capital relief during the coronavirus pandemic, including via a prudential filter for government bond exposures.

Tyler Davies, June 19, 2020
Private debt

Robert Bosch joins rare €2bn SSD club

Robert Bosch has joined a rare club to issue €2bn-plus in a single Schuldschein. The A+ rated German car parts supplier re-opened the market with an initial target of €500m. Bankers say the final result is an illustration of the depth of the market for well-rated corporates.

Silas Brown, June 19, 2020
People News

ING veteran van Rijswijk takes top job

Steven van Rijswijk has been appointed the new chief executive of ING, after Ralph Hamers decided to join UBS. Van Rijswijk has worked his way up at ING, having worked in a number of roles in the investment bank.

Jasper Cox, June 19, 2020

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