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  • Central American development bank Cabei sold its first green bond in the public markets on Thursday, increasing the size of its five year floating rate note from $300m to $375m after attracting nearly $1bn of orders.
  • French supermarket group Casino started marketing work for the bond it is relying on to unlock a new revolving credit facility, terming out its debt maturity and relieving some financial pressure.
  • How will Mario Draghi be remembered? As the bazooka-toting president of the European Central Bank who vowed to do ‘whatever it takes’ to save the euro, dragging the eurozone through the sovereign debt crisis? Perhaps, but his monetary policy experiment could yet have a dreadful cost that will not be counted for many years.
  • French auto-manufacturer PSA Group, which owns Peugeot, and Fiat Chrysler Automobile's (FCA) decision to explore a merger to create the world’s fourth largest car company is an important marker for an industry facing an uncertain future as sustainability and the environment become global priorities.
  • Austrian cellulose fibre maker Lenzing has launched a Schuldschein with a sustainability-linked pricing ratchet, just days before Italian infrastructure engineering firm Maire Tecnimont came with its own sustainability-linked deal..
  • Goldman Sachs is bringing a £111m UK buy-to-let RMBS backed by a pools of loans cut away from a larger £1.9bn non-performing loan portfolio acquired from KBC Bank Ireland.
  • Germany’s E.On came with a €500m no-grow 2031 trade on Thursday, as corporate bond syndicate bankers said it was still too early to judge the scale of the European Central Bank’s bond buying programme.
  • The Swiss franc primary bond market enjoyed a week of notable firsts, new records and diversity this week across the corporate, cantonal and financial institutions sectors.
  • A €1.2bn block trade in French payments company Worldline on Tuesday evening confirmed, despite appearances, that the equity capital markets are floundering and that there remains strong demand for large liquid transactions in the right stocks.
  • The UK Debt Management Office will in November sell the fourth of five planned Gilt syndications during its 2019/20 financial year.
  • MetLife has reported a $1.25bn third-quarter gain from derivatives positions, significantly boosting its quarterly net income.
  • Deutsche Bank will meet investors next week to market a structured covered bond, people familiar with the deal told GlobalCapital on Thursday. The bank will enjoy a material reduction in the cost of funding compared with senior preferred debt and will still be able to offer investors a big pick-up to Pfandbriefe, meaning the innovative deal has already sparked widespread interest from rival issuers and investors alike. Bill Thornhill reports.