Switzerland

nanoFlowcell, a European tech firm focussed on energy-storage solutions and electric cars, is considering listing on the London Stock Exchange, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

Foncia, the French residential real estate company, on Tuesday began marketing its €1bn LBO loan into an "issuer friendly" market, according to one investor.

Axpo, the Swiss energy utility company, on Thursday issued a Sfr350m ($358m) eight year bond to support its buy back of outstanding Sfr700m 2020 notes.

Axpo, the Swiss energy utility company, on Thursday issued a offered a CHF350m ($358m) eight year bond to support its buy back of outstanding CHF700m ($716m) 2020 notes.

Pfandbriefzentrale der Schweizerischen Kantonalbanken issued on Tuesday the first ever Swiss franc 10 year bond to be priced with a negative yield by a non-government issuer.

Shares in Investis Holding, the Swiss residential real estate company, rose 8.1% today, after it became the third company to list on the SIX Swiss Exchange this year, raising Sfr148m to fund growth and acquisitions.

Swiss franc bond bankers expressed concerns this week that the Swiss National Bank will not be able to halt the rising value of the franc in the face of political uncertainty resulting from the result of the UK's referendum on European Union membership.

The IPO of Investis Group, the Swiss residential property company, is nearly complete after the pricing was revised on Tuesday to Sfr50-Sfr55, the lower end of the initial Sfr49-Sfr68 range.

The two IPOs live in the European market are both progressing steadily, despite the shock of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, which has sent share prices whizzing in all directions.

A $12.7bn Asia-focused loan for China National Chemical Corp’s acquisition of Swiss firm Syngenta is expected to enter the second phase of syndication as early as next week.

Investis Group, the Swiss residential property company, opened books for its IPO at lunchtime on Monday, hoping to raise Sfr150m to Sfr183m.

LafargeHolcim, the French-Swiss cement group, found ample demand in the European bond market on Wednesday for a tap issue, showing how keen appetite remains, despite the nearness of the UK’s referendum on leaving the European Union next week.