Société Générale
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Banca Popolare di Sondrio tapped the FIG euro market this week, looking to bolster its subordinated capital buffer. The issuer had to pay an expensive coupon of 6.25% on the notes, but with this issuance it fulfils its minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL). -
Czech energy distributor EP Infrastructure came to market on Tuesday morning for a seven year Reg S benchmark — its second ever bond. The bond had been announced on Monday as a dual tranche six year and 10 year.
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France’s EDF has signed two sustainability-linked revolving credit facilities totalling €600m. Now almost half of the energy company’s credit lines are priced against environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics.
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The UK’s Cubico Sustainable Investments has signed a €75m project finance facility, with the renewable energy investor refinancing solar assets mostly bought earlier this year.
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Société Générale has extended its clearing and sales offering to enable clients to trade FX futures on Eurex Exchange.
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Terna, the Italian high voltage grid operator, returned to the corporate bond market on Thursday, for the third time this year. It joined a steady procession of Italian companies that have been issuing bonds, taking advantage of the present benign market conditions, with an eye to the risk of volatility blighting their market access in the autumn.
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Wanda Sports kicks off IPO bookbuild — CloudMinds starts gauging interest for $500m float — NetEase's Youdao eyes US listing — Alphamab Oncology gears up for HK deal
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Investors pumped €2.25bn of demand into Italgas’s €600m 10 year note on Wednesday, leaving the deal nearly four times covered. That was despite a soft economic background and the more muted €1bn of demand Goodman European Partnership, the logistics Reit, had got on Monday for its €400m 10 year no-grow bond.
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Europe's corporate bond market is sauntering towards the holidays at a gentle pace, with spreads slightly wider and no one in a hurry. But deals are still available for issuers that want them.
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Greece took advantage of a significant rally in its government bonds to lock in its lower ever cost of funding on Tuesday.
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Greece picked banks on Monday for its third syndicated bond of the year as the sovereign looks to take advantage of a sharp rally in its yields to fund an early repayment of loans to the International Monetary Fund.
