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  • The sterling bond market is enjoying a golden age. That was in clear evidence this week when a German-focused property company with very few sterling assets to fund chose to sell its debut deal in the currency. Nigel Owen reports.
  • In a busy week for utility company bonds Iren, the Italian electricity and gas distributor, on Tuesday announced a new benchmark green bond alongside a tender offer for some of its outstanding bonds.
  • Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Christopher Giancarlo on Wednesday announced his intention to postpone a decision on the derivatives threshold that forces firms to register as swap dealers.
  • French laundry group Elis has entered the Schuldschein market in the hope of refinancing part of a bridge facility used in its £2.2bn acquisition of UK rival Berendsen.
  • The private equity arm of Goldman Sachs has sold the last of its shares in Dong Energy, the Danish power company, for Dkr4.3bn (€576m).
  • Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank is set to come to market for a potential triple tranche kangaroo bond on Friday, following a deal from Emirates NBD that, according to a banker at one of ADCB’s leads, showed the market was still accessible to Middle Eastern borrowers.
  • Yet another new London IPO was unveiled on Thursday, when ContourGlobal, the emerging markets-focused power generation company, said it would raise $400m to finance growth and cut debt, by selling new shares to institutional investors.
  • Unrated jewellery company Folli Follie debuted in the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday, having failed in a previous attempt — a sign that retail buyers are becoming more receptive, market participants said.
  • ABS
    The record tight pricing of Agos Ducato’s Sunrise consumer ABS transaction this week showed that European investors are hot for Italian debt despite the country's political and economic turmoil. But sources speaking to GlobalCapital said that their foray into Italy is just the latest example of European buyers' desperate hunt for yield.
  • The chair of the commodity futures trading Commission, Christopher Giancarlo, on Wednesday announced
  • JP Morgan and Citigroup gave earnings season a rocky start on Thursday, with fixed income revenues at both firms well down on last year, as record low volatility levels bite deeper into trading activity. But investment banking remained largely resilient, and Citi’s ECM numbers surged.
  • The chairman of the United States' primary derivatives regulator, Christopher Giancarlo, on Wednesday delivered a stinging rebuke of unilateral rulemaking by the European Union on foreign clearing house supervision, saying that as a “sovereign nation”, the “United States is a rule maker” and not a “ruletaker”.