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  • Paragon Group, the UK ticket printing company, has tapped a euro private placement it issued in April, raising €35m.
  • SRI
    Hera, the Italian utility, has signed a green revolving credit facility, laying claim to bringing the first such deal from the country, amid a wave of environmentally conscious loans spearheaded by southern Europe.
  • Hyundai Capital returned to the Swiss franc bond market after roughly four years away on Wednesday. The South Korean car company was a regular feature in Switzerland up until 2014, but as conditions grew worse for international borrowers each bond expired and was not refinanced like for like. But this is beginning to change as the Swiss market proves more resilient to European political volatility than core markets.
  • The new issue European ABS market ploughed on this week, attracting investors still keen to add risk in the face of broader market skittishness. BNP Paribas sold €384m of mezzanine tranches from a French consumer loan ABS, while Argenta Spaarbank shifted €1bn of RMBS.
  • SSA
    Deutsche Börse’s CEO, Theodor Weimer, on Wednesday committed to greatly reducing the exchange group's structural costs by 2020 while doubling down on growth, technology and acquisitions.
  • Italy passed its first debt raising test since its yields blew out earlier in the week amid fears of another round of elections, as it auctioned bonds near the top end of its target volume range on Wednesday. But the sale did show the elevated borrowing costs the country faces.
  • Toronto Dominion took advantage of a brief respite from volatility in the European government bond market to issue a €1bn seven year transaction on Wednesday.
  • Phoenix Group has set the terms on its £950m capital raising to fund its proposed acquisition of the UK and European businesses of Standard Life Assurance from Standard Life Aberdeen.
  • FIG
    The European Banking Authority and the European Securities and Markets Authority have published a joint statement calling for a closer consideration of how retail ownership of debt could affect a bank resolution.
  • Europe’s corporate bond market is dry. New issuance this week is out of the question, and liquidity is patchy. Spreads are being marked wider as concerns rise about Europe’s political and economic health. But investors have not lost their nerve.
  • FIG
    Spanish banks have become embroiled in a bond sell-off this week amid a looming political crisis in Italy. But investors have yet to change their minds about the country’s financial institutions, which have been in hot demand for over of a year.
  • DNB is preparing to issue its first green covered bond, the proceeds of which will be used to fund the most energy efficient residential mortgages in Norway. The prospective deal has been structured in line with the Green Bond Principles and will be endorsed by Sustainalytics.