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  • Consorcio Transmantaro, the Peruvian power transmission company, is preparing a $400m green bond, according to rating agencies, though Moody’s says it expects less than 95% of proceeds to be used for qualifying green uses.
  • The Covered Bond Directive provides a basis for harmonisation of the European covered bond market and sets a standard for other countries to follow suit. But following approval of the final text this week, market participants expect the new law will give member states plenty of leeway to interpret the rules.
  • A class action suit against a suite of large investment banks had its first day in court on Wednesday, as an army of lawyers descended on lower Manhattan and 27 traders were named in a growing antitrust case. Defendants are accused of conspiring to inflate bond prices and defraud clients.
  • Three auto ABS deals exited the pipeline midweek, including an oversubscribed floorplan offering from Ford and a subprime deal from First Investors.
  • Four new corporate bonds hit the market on Wednesday. In a change from recent days, all the deals were of moderate size and single tranched. Terna, the Italian grid operator, and Banque PSA France were typical in launching €500m no-grow deals. Book sizes diverged strongly, with those two issuers getting heavy oversubscription, while Aroundtown and Voestalpine had much less.
  • SRI
    The Global Impact Investing Network, one of the leading organisations for investors who want their money to do good, has made two interventions in the fast-evolving debate in this field — on Monday, a new attempt to quantify the market, and, on Wednesday, a new definition of impact investing.
  • FIG
    Jyske Bank said it was "proud" to have hit its targets with a new additional tier one in the Swedish krona market last week, but a slow bookbuilding process showed how recent money laundering scandals are affecting Nordic financial institutions in the capital markets.
  • SGL Carbon issued a €250m senior secured five year on Wednesday, allowing the carbon and graphite materials firm to repay a loan and a convertible bond.
  • UBI Banca on Wednesday showed that green bonds still rank high on the list of preferences for investors, after it sold a €500m five year senior preferred deal with an order book three times as large.
  • Mauritius Commercial Bank has raised a new dual tranche $800m loan after receiving commitments of over $1bn. The deal was welcomed by bankers as one of the few new money financings in the market.
  • Axilone, the beauty product packaging firm, has launched an add-on to its first lien term loan. The money will be used to refinance the second lien debt it took out in January 2018, to part-fund its buyout by Citic Capital.
  • CCR Re, a French reinsurer, has issued the first insurance-linked securities (ILS) trade to be governed by French law. Those on the deal spoke of starting up an ILS market in the country, as the UK — which introduced its own ILS law less than 18 months ago — grapples with Brexit.