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  • Nederlandse Waterschapsbank has inaugurated its updated social housing bond framework with a €1bn SRI issue. The new framework includes an environmental aspect alongside pre-existing social elements.
  • Vodafone, the UK-based telecoms company, became on Tuesday the latest issuer to enter the green bond market for the first time, delivering on expectations raised when it published its Green Bond Framework last August. The €750m green note was the shortest of three tranches in a €2.5bn deal that drew €8bn of demand.
  • There have been over five CMBS announcements in the past week, making the second quarter of 2019 one of the busiest times in European CMBS since the crisis. But despite the surge of activity, some on the buyside say they are approaching the market with caution.
  • NRW.Bank has joined the list of dollar issuers this week, as the beneficial euro/dollar swap spread for euro funders and tight spread over Treasuries for dollar names proves an attractive lure.
  • LBBW attracted good demand for a $750m three year Reg S Pfandbrief on Tuesday, enabling the issue to be priced in line with where 144A deals had been indicated in the secondary market. A day later Deutsche Pfandbriefbank issued another three year.
  • Norkse Skog, the Norwegian paper manufacturer subject to one of the bloodiest restructurings in European high yield this decade, is ready to test the market again, just over a year after Christopher Gate’s Oceanwood Capital Management took over the troubled company.
  • Schaeffler’s holding company priced on Wednesday a huge four tranche PIK toggle bond, part of a comprehensive refinancing that will cut its debt load by €500m and push out its maturities.
  • Allied Irish Banks was able to pay a minimum new issue premium for its third home-currency senior bond issued from the holding company, as it builds up its debt for minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL). HSBC was also issuing from its holding company on Tuesday, but in sterling.
  • Broadview Industries, a Dutch investment holding company, has launched a €200m multi-maturity dollar and euro Schuldschein. It offers a chunkier pick-up for investors than some of the domestic German deals on offer.
  • Majestic Wine, the UK retailer, wants to sell its shops, and is in talks with several interested parties, it said on Tuesday.
  • One of Europe’s most senior equity capital markets bankers, Craig Coben, is on leave from Bank of America, pending an internal investigation into the accidental disclosure of inside information on social media.
  • Watches of Switzerland, the UK's largest retailer of luxury watches, set the terms for its flotation on the London Stock Exchange after what were productive price discussions with investors, according to a source close to the deal.