Scotiabank
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Swiss lender follows Scotia in paying a small premium to access the UK market -
Demand for Colombian oil company’s dual tranche skewed to 10 year
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Dominican electricity generator to include coupon step-up linked to renewables capacity
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Surge in yields ensures DZ Hyp and DBS enjoy outstanding results with five year covered bonds
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Investors take advantage of rise in Gilt yields
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Cash rich investors are there for the taking as market reopens
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Morgan Stanley ventured north of the 49th parallel this week to visit a Maple bond market that is on course for its busiest year for financial institutions issuance since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Bank of Nova Scotia ended a six year absence from the senior segment of the Swiss market to print a 10 year bond on Monday.
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The Bank of Nova Scotia’s Chilean subsidiary turned to the Swiss franc for its debut international bond sale on Tuesday, achieving a cost of funding well inside what it could have achieved in the domestic market.
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Glarner Kantonalbank dipped into the tier two market this week to raise an index eligible bond that may fund the redemption of the additional tier one (AT1) the bank rolled over in December due to coronavirus volatility. GLKB was joined on screens by a flurry of financial activity out of Chile.
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Canadian telecommunications company Telus is set to print the nation’s first sustainability-linked bond, after launching its framework earlier this week. Fellow Canadian Enbridge could join Telus: the oil pipeline operator published its SLB framework on Thursday.
