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  • Shurgard Safe Storage, the largest self storage property company in Europe, has begun bookbuilding for its flotation on Euronext Brussels, with a price range that values the company at a premium to its closest peers
  • Asian Development Bank is set to become the third supranational to issue a Sonia-linked floater, after mandating banks on Monday for a new five year.
  • GDP has bounced back in Japan, but the country faces some stubborn problems, some long-standing — such as low inflation, consumption tax rollout and an ageing population — and some new, including an increasingly protectionist US. Philip Moore reports.
  • The European Parliament’s shadow rapporteurs have submitted a number of new amendments to the European Commission’s proposed covered bond directive. In stark contrast to the EP's first amendments, the shadow rapporteurs consider bonds with extendable maturities "less risky".
  • Germany’s Uniper has refinanced its syndicated credit facility early, with the energy group joining a growing trend of borrowers trimming the number of banks in its lending group.
  • Knorr-Bremse, the German manufacturer of brake systems for trucks and trains, opened IPO books on Monday and was covered almost immediately after launch.
  • VC Trade, a leading digital platform in the Schuldschein market, has added law firms Linklaters and White & Case as its preferred counsel. VC Trade believes this cuts costs for Schuldschein borrowers prepared to engage with the technology.
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    There was a large range of average scores in the latest BondMarker results, with dollar deals largely outperforming euro trades.
  • Abengoa, the Spanish renewable energy group, is seeking to convince its investors to engage in yet another rescue plan, which includes debt swaps with no cash coupons and new convertible bonds.
  • The Japanese issuer base for socially responsible investments (SRI) is growing steadily, with some borrowers adding social and sustainability bonds to the already busy green bond market. On the buy-side, an investor base well versed over many years in SRI is also taking to the asset class.
  • From Tokyo to Osaka, from Kyoto to Sapporo, Japan is going green. Or at least, its bonds are. After issuing just one green bond in 2014, Japan has made itself home to repeat issuers of socially responsible investments and sowed the seeds for environmentally conscious funds. But as the country continues to turn its attention to environmental, social and governance issues, it still faces an uphill battle of education and reforms to build a sustainable bond market. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Coca Cola’s Chile-based bottling business wrapped up meetings with local investors on Friday as it planned to replace international debt with domestic bonds.