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  • The Mexican finance ministry will visit fixed income investors in Europe next week to present the framework under which it hopes to issue bonds designed to finance expenditure in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Latin America’s largest private sector lender Itaú returned to bond markets for the second time this year, following up January’s senior unsecured deal with an additional tier one perpetual note that was five times oversubscribed.
  • The poll to determine GlobalCapital's Bond Awards 2020 is open. Until June 30, market participants are invited to choose the firms and individuals who have performed most impressively in the past year.
  • The ABS primary market continued to push out deals at a brisk pace this week, as the heavy load rolled over from last week. Five transactions were priced through Wednesday, including unsecured consumer loan deals from LendingPoint and Pagaya.
  • A handful of CLOs are poised to benefit from CoStar Group's acquisition of troubled apartment rental listing firm RentPath, which has agreed to be acquired out of bankruptcy for $588m.
  • Commercial real estate finance firm Sabal Capital Partners came to the market this week with its first conduit CMBS transaction, a debut in a market dominated by the largest US and European banks.
  • The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has hit record open interest in futures and options on oil and natural gas, as it also readies a data platform for oil markets.
  • The Council of Europe Development Bank has picked the banks to lead its first dollar benchmark of the year, in what will only be the second public deal in the currency this week.
  • London-listed tech firm Micro Focus is refinancing and extending its term loan 'B' and revolver, with a $1.435bn-equivalent deal across dollars and euros. The company has had a grim year — reflected in the targeted loan margins — with a series of revenue warnings, a sliding share price and subsequent exit from the FTSE100, a failed sale of part of the business, and the departure of its long-serving executive chairman.
  • SSA
    A pair of SSA borrowers hit screens on Wednesday for green euro benchmarks. However, one has decided that its marketing process will be entirely conducted over the phone.
  • Sydney Airport has become the first borrower to issue a sustainability-linked US private placement.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development took a huge order book for its Sonia-linked floating rate note on Wednesday, which introduced a new coupon calculation methodology for the sterling risk free rate. But market participants away from the deal said the demand did not reflect broad approval of the new format among investors.