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  • Toronto Dominion Bank issued the largest sterling covered bond from a non-UK bank on Thursday. The transaction, which follows the issuer's successful euro covered bond on Wednesday and comes amid a dearth of FIG issuance, demonstrates the strength of the product and TD’s name.
  • Only the punchiest private debt players would commit this sentiment to public record, but they have a little secret: volatility makes their pitch that much sweeter. As the euro bond market scrabbles for stability, Schuldschein and US private placement agents are quietly spotting opportunity.
  • SRI
    Royal DSM, the Dutch ingredients, plastics and special materials group, is joining the green loan movement sweeping across Europe, but is taking the concept further. Its loan will give it a lower margin if it achieves greenhouse gas reduction targets.
  • Cryptocurrencies had an incredible run last year, but for them to really hit the mainstream, their advocates should study the sort of old money institutions many of them oppose: central banks.
  • Sterling denominated loan volumes have risen more than 300% year on year to top £27bn already in the second quarter, as UK M&A is expected to continue pushing borrowers to raise debt in the currency despite the market shaking ruckus in nearby Italy.
  • Spain’s Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has signed a €2.5bn-equivalent multi currency term and revolving credit facility.
  • The International Capital Market Association chose its 50th anniversary AGM to appoint its first ever female chair to lead its board and oversee how the association determines best practices for the capital markets.
  • FIG
    Investors and analysts are assessing Italian banks in light of the fall in their capital ratios resulting from their exposure to sovereign debt.
  • The IPOs of Danish IT services firm Netcompany and Dutch payments company Adyen are generating a buzz among investors, a welcome relief for many after a disappointing period for European listings.
  • London’s future as a financial centre is under scrutiny but one rapidly expanding boutique advisory firm is pinning its future strategy on the city, writes David Rothnie.
  • China Development Bank has dashed the hopes of bidders for a $1bn loan to the Sri Lankan sovereign, clinching the mandate on a sole basis by offering an eight year facility, writes Pan Yue.
  • A topsy-turvy market backdrop is pushing a slew of Chinese borrowers, mainly property companies, to raise funds by tapping their existing dollar bonds. Buy side interest remains, but only for the right names, writes Addison Gong.