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  • ANZ sold what it said was the first issue of a bond aligned to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in euros this week, raising €750m of new funding.
  • Central banks have been tweaking and improving their stress testing models in recent years. But these schemes are already long overdue using a climate risk scenario.
  • UK engineering group GKN has written a formal letter to its shareholders calling the £7bn+ debt-financed hostile takeover bid from industrial conglomerate Melrose 'low price and high risk', prompting yet another quick fire public response from the potential buyer.
  • Beni Stabili printed a “gutsy” investment grade corporate trade at the start of the week. The BBB- rated Italian firm managed to attract investors despite plenty of background noise, though bankers said it may send other prospective issuers mixed messages.
  • United Overseas Bank has mandated joint leads for a covered bond roadshow in the UK with a view to potentially issuing its sterling debut. Singapore peer DBS Bank undertook a roadshow in the UK two years ago but did not follow up with a deal.
  • German car rental and leasing company Sixt sold just the second corporate bond issue of the week when it copied the format of its four previous deals, which the company has sold at two year intervals.
  • Creval, the Italian bank, has kicked off its fully underwritten €699m rights issue, having announced the price range late on Wednesday evening.
  • Gatwick Funding has received its first rating from Moody’s for its £5bn-equivalent multicurrency MTN programme, prompting investors to expect a new sterling issue from the UK airport group soon.
  • The euro private placement market is seeing volumes rise to the highs reached in 2013-2015 as corporates push ahead with funding in the hope of beating European Central Bank interest rate rises expected later this year.
  • Covered bond investors are setting more conditions on their orders, joining order books later, and limiting tenors they will buy, anxious to avoid buying bonds that will underperform. Despite the picky investor base, Swedbank still raised a €1bn five year at a record tight spread.
  • The Federal Republic of Nigeria has released price guidance for its dual tranche bond that rival syndicate bankers and investors are calling “exceptionally” cheap.
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    Mediobanca is selling five year senior preferred Swiss franc bonds, one day after National Australia Bank (NAB) and Société Générale raised funding in the market. Cross-currency basis swaps are improving for foreign issuers in Swiss francs, and interest rates are rising — which means there a more windows for banks to place opportunistic bonds.