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  • The De’Longhi family, founders of the Italian maker of coffee machines and kitchen appliances, sold a block of shares in the company on Tuesday night, for the first time since 2012. The shares fell 13% on Wednesday.
  • Russian retailer Magnit is continuing its capital raising efforts, after its CEO Sergey Galitskiy sold a block of shares on Tuesday night, in the first leg of what is locally called “a top-up” transaction.
  • Investors are keeping pace with heavy issuance in the European leveraged loan market, with ticket sizes increasing in response to a rush of jumbo sized loans this week, including a $2.4bn equivalent deal from Paysafe.
  • SSA
    Cores, Spain’s strategic oil reserves manager, has returned to capital markets for the first time in two years, defying Spain's political turmoil to raise €400m while slashing 7bp from its initial spread.
  • Shares in Nyrstar, the Belgian zinc and lead smelting company, fell 11.3% on Wednesday after it priced a €100m capital increase on Tuesday night to finance new investments.
  • ABS
    The second Swiss auto ABS of 2017 achieved the neatest pricing a syndicate banker could hope for — printing at 0%, 1% and 2% coupons for the class ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’, respectively, all placed at par and through the tight end of initial price thoughts.
  • VTB Capital is making headway in seeking to grow its capital markets and investment banking business in Asia, after growth plans in the US and Europe were stymied by sanctions.
  • Greece has fired the starting gun on its latest debt rehabilitation effort, after launching a roughly €30bn exchange offer for 20 bonds it issued as part of its restructuring in 2012.
  • Intercontinental Exchange, the exchange and clearing house operator, has reshuffled its top management team, with Benjamin Jackson, formerly chief commercial officer, named president.
  • European finance ministers are unlikely to reach a deal on clearing house (CCP) resolution when they meet on December 5, despite commitment from Estonia — which chairs the debate — to close an agreement by year's end.
  • Property has been the standout sector in a good year for sterling corporate bond issuance. On Wednesday, Places for People added to issuance with its first sterling bond of 2017, but failed to tighten from initial price thoughts.
  • Norwegian energy company Statoil agreed to pay $4m to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Tuesday, over allegations that the company attempted to manipulate an index to benefit its propane swap positions.