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  • Barry Callebaut, the Belgian-French chocolate company now headquartered in Switzerland, has joined the growing, but still very new, trend of companies taking out syndicated loans with margins tied to their sustainability performance.
  • Russian steel and mining company Evraz has dumped plans to raise $500m through a pre-export finance facility (PXF) and decided instead to tap into local bank funds with more attractive terms.
  • Daimler had the new issue corporate bond space to itself on Monday, but the deal it achieved was still a spectacular result for many reasons. Pushing out to new, longer maturities for the volume of bonds sold was an excellent outcome for one of the more frequent corporate issuers, and could support a more permanent long dated market in euros, writes Nigel Owen.
  • The drive to get companies to face up to the risk of climate change is gathering momentum. Firms with a combined market capitalisation of about $3.5tr have committed to support the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), which published its final report on Thursday.
  • Nigeria last week priced the first ever SEC-registered diaspora bond, raising $300m from a novel funding source made up of Nigerian expatriates. And continuing its bid to diversify its funding kit, the sovereign has now turned its sights to a naira denominated sukuk.
  • Dan Martin, managing director and head of equity syndicate at Goldman Sachs in EMEA, is leaving the bank on Friday June 30 after 13 years.
  • The Loan Market Association has appointed four new board directors following its annual general meeting on Wednesday.
  • The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) came closer to making its debut as a borrower in the international bond markets on Thursday when it received its first triple-A credit rating. As its treasurer, Søren Elbech, approaches the day when the AIIB awards its first mandate, the borrower's plans for its funding mix, staffing and debut deal are taking shape.
  • Covered bonds should help improve asset-liability matching for Andorra Banc Agricol Reig (Andbank), said its director of its financial institutions group, Paco Collell.
  • RBC Capital Markets has recruited two managing directors into its expanding European corporate finance operation.
  • Bankers always expected June to be a busy month for corporate bond issuance after a quiet May and before the summer slowdown. Thursday ensured the pace of issuance was maintained with four issuers selling seven tranches.
  • As the first half comes to an end, the ECM market appears concerned that Hong Kong has lost its title as the top IPO destination in the world, slipping behind China and the US. The drop may be disappointing but market watchers should not read too much into that. The city’s exchange is on much stronger footing this year when compared to 2016.