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  • Hammerson, the UK property company, has agreed terms on a new £1.5bn three year credit facility, which it will use to refinance the debt of acquisition target Intu and lower its interest payment costs.
  • Brazilian energy company Petrobras has tapped the loan market for a $4.35bn revolving credit facility from 17 banks.
  • Thursday saw two UK corporate issuers return to the sterling market after notable absences. Southern Gas Networks had not issued for more than two years, while the recently renamed Optivo Finance had been away for five years.
  • Regulators in the United States were afforded greater powers to scrutinise cryptocurrency spot markets this week, as supervisory bodies around the world come to grips with the nascent asset class.
  • Fairfax Financial Holdings, the Canadian holding company of a number of insurers and reinsurers around the world, has announced a roadshow for a deal in euros.
  • FIG
    Belfius sold €200m of callable tier two bonds on Monday in a deal that it said would "contribute to an optimal capital structure" for the bank.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank’s (PBB) decision to issue a five year covered bond this week, instead of the more usual staple of seven or eight year deals, meant it was able to issue in a larger than normal size and pay little new issue premium.
  • Goldman Sachs became the latest issuer to offer investors a short-dated floating rate bond on Thursday, and the first US bank to issue in euros this year.
  • Lone Star has mandated Morgan Stanley to help it refinance a portfolio of Irish mortgages it securitized less than two years ago, the first in a potential wave of sponsor-driven refinancing RMBS trades to come in 2018.
  • CEEMEA year to date bond issuance is at $54bn equivalent, its highest ever level for this point in the year and around $17bn over last year’s volume, according to Dealogic data.
  • Islamic Development Bank released price guidance for its dollar benchmark sukuk on Wednesday and leads are expecting to price the note on Thursday.
  • Piraeus Bank's Project Amoeba is one of the first secured Greek NPL portfolios to hit the market, and will serve as a crucial benchmark for pricing on the remaining €100bn of NPLs to come. Meanwhile, the other major banks are selling unsecured books.