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  • French glass packaging company Verallia’s registration document has been approved by AMF, France’s market regulator, paving the way for a €4bn IPO on Euronext Paris.
  • ANZ has made some changes to its infrastructure financing team in Asia, relocating Gareth Coleman to Singapore from Cambodia.
  • CCB Leasing added $300m to its 3.5% 2024 bonds on Wednesday, taking the total size of the transaction to $800m.
  • Alpek, the petrochemicals business of Mexican conglomerate Grupo Alfa, will look to the bond market to refinance short-term bank debt maturities.
  • GreensLedge Asset Management announced on Wednesday that it has hired two investment professionals from Barings to lead the firm’s structured credit investment business.
  • ABS
    Consumers with lower credit scores have become a larger share of the credit card market as their debt piles up faster than in the prime borrower cohort, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said in a report this week.
  • Domestic borrowers led Swiss franc issuance this week. On Monday, the multi-line insurance company Baloise Holding (rated A- by Standard & Poor’s) returned to the market for the first time since January, with a three-tranche Sfr425m ($432.7m) trade led by Credit Suisse and UBS. Before this issue, its largest outstanding bond in the Swiss market was its Sfr300m 2.875% 10 year trade maturing in 2020.
  • Five new corporate bond issues including a €3bn issue from AT&T hit the market on Wednesday, after Danaher had completed its €6.25bn deal on Tuesday, leaving room for more companies to borrow.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) and law firm Linklaters have added a new custody function to their ISDA Create initial margin (IM) offering.
  • Salt, the Swiss telecommunications company controlled by a French billionaire Xavier Niel, is touring Europe this week marketing senior secured notes, as it attempts to refinance a large chunk of its existing debt.
  • Goldman Sachs is arranging the reset for Intermediate Capital Managers’ €436.2m St Paul’s CLO II, taking the reins from Lloyds, which arranged the original deal in 2013.
  • The Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities Market Standards Board (FMSB), a body which aims to establish good practice and conduct standards in wholesale markets, is in a legal dispute with a former employee. It relates to expert witness work he conducted for an FX trading misconduct case involving Deutsche Bank, which is alleged to have complained about his involvement.