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  • SSA
    The Bank of England expects Libor-linked collateral to include fallback language in the event that Libor is no longer a viable benchmark, it said on Thursday, suggesting that it will no longer accept any deals without such language as collateral.
  • TCS Group Holding, the Russian financial services company owned by founder Oleg Tinkoff, has completed a $300m primary capital raise by selling Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) on the London Stock Exchange, gathering a strong following from investors for the deal.
  • Can a bank ever really be certain about its interpretation of the perfect capital structure?
  • Another senior member of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has left the regulator, as its director of the division of Swap Dealer & Intermediary Oversight (DSIO), Matthew Kulkin, stepped down on Wednesday.
  • The £540m IPO of Airtel Africa, the African division of India’s Bharti Airtel, has been priced at 80p, the bottom of the initial range, following a $100m anchor order from an existing investor, according to a source close to the transaction.
  • UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo printed €3bn of new debt this week, almost doubling the amount sold by Italian banks this month. Around €6.5bn of bonds have been sold in June, making it the largest amount of Italian bank bonds sold in a single month since early 2014.
  • Pimco has bought junior and mezzanine risk in Eurobank’s landmark mortgage non-performing loan (NPL) securitization, Project Pillar, the first Greek NPL deal to obtain a public rating. The US-based investor is also in exclusive negotiations with Eurobank over Project Cairo and Project Europe, the next asset sales from the Greek bank.
  • Hexion, an Ohio-based speciality chemicals company, has raised $1.65bn in financing across loans and bonds, giving it a new capital structure and allowing it to repay its debtor-in-possession loan as it emerges from Chapter 11 protection. Dollar investors proved stronger supporters than euro buyers for the firm, as it cut down the planned euro tranche.
  • Volkswagen has closed the books on the long-awaited spin-off of its truck division, Traton, at €27 a share, the bottom of the price range. It was a positive result for the company, according to sources speaking to GlobalCapital.
  • Axa SFH issued its debut covered bond on Thursday, attracting a comfortably oversubscribed order book for the positive yielding eight year, which was priced at close to fair value. At the same time, Nationwide Building Society took advantage of the Swiss National Bank’s more generous repo arrangements to issue a three-part covered bond denominated in Swiss francs.
  • BNP Paribas Cardif raised Rp16.88bn ($243.81m) after hiving off a 2.5% stake in SBI Life Insurance.
  • FIG
    Standard Chartered sailed into uncharted waters on Tuesday to make its Kangaroo debut. The bank issued A$1bn ($700m) across fixed and floating rate tranches, following Barclays' A$800m return to the currency last week.