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  • The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is set to face more pressure to diverge from the Solvency II framework after the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) recommended no change to risk margin rules.
  • Theodor Weimer, the head of UniCredit subsidiary HypoVereinsbank, will replace Carsten Kengeter as CEO of exchange and clearing house operator Deutsche Boerse, it was announced on Thursday.
  • Banca Carige, the Genoese bank, is struggling to save its recapitalisation plan, after failing on Thursday to launch its expected €560m rights issue, leaving its future in doubt. With several Italian and Spanish banks having collapsed in the past few years, market participants will be watching this latest test of Europe’s systems for dealing with faltering banks, write Jon Hay, Sam Kerr and Tyler Davies.
  • Emaar Development, the real estate development unit of Emaar Properties, has priced its Dh4.8bn ($1.4bn) IPO below the mid-point of the initial range, valuing the business at Dh24.1bn ($6.6bn).
  • ABS
    A trio of deals hit ABS screens this week, with a Crédit Agricole consumer deal following the pricing of a Spanish credit card transaction and an Irish RMBS backed by a mixed pool of performing and non-performing loans.
  • FIG
    Lloyds Bank has priced the second largest deal in the Australian dollar market this year, bringing its annual funding in the currency to A$1.1bn. The deal followed a large A$1bn dual-tranche trade from HSBC last week.
  • SSA
    The BondMarker scores for 10 year dollar trades priced earlier this month will be revealed in the coming days, including a $1.25bn 2.5% print from Rentenbank and a $1.5bn trade from Japan Bank for International Cooperation.
  • Gunvor, the oil trading group headquartered in Switzerland, agreed a $1.39bn revolving credit facility (RCF) on Thursday to refinance tranches of previous loans.
  • Borrowers and investors marched on in the European leveraged finance markets this week, pricing €1.5bn of high yield bonds while bankers have been able to tighten terms on new loan deals during syndication. Deals pulled earlier in the week in the US are already a fading memory.
  • The City of Vienna entered the Schuldschein market on Thursday with a €75m triple tranche transaction.
  • On Wednesday morning, it was doom and gloom as secondary spreads had widened and only Vodafone dipped its toe into new issuance waters. But after a stable afternoon and a positive session in the US, Thursday morning brought calm.
  • The European Investment Bank has tapped its August 2026 Polish zloty line for Z500m ($138.7m), taking the total outstanding to Z2.5bn. The trade forms part of EIB’s strategy to increase funding in Polish zloty, in which the issuer has three lines approaching benchmark size amid a perceived structural shortage in the currency.