Switzerland
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The Swiss skincare company's recent private capital raising reduces the amount it needs to raise through the public markets -
◆ Longest tranche carries lowest yield ◆ Strong duration bid fuels 15 year print ◆ Investors looking to balance out holding compared to SBI benchmark
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◆ Swiss bank introduces new bail-in structure ◆ ‘In-depth price discovery’ to reach final level ◆ Investors ‘get to grips’ with bail-in for issuer with no private shareholders
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Two SIX executives pedalled from Zurich to Paris for the ICMA conference to publicise sustainable finance
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The company is raising finance to buy back old stock after its recent merger
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Swiss Prime Site, the Zürich-listed landlord, has turned to the equity-linked market for financing as rising interest rates continue to pressure property issuers’ balance sheets.
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Bankers say a lack of investor confidence makes bigger deals more challenging
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The Zurich-listed landlord is looking to refi an expensive hybrid bond
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Foreign investors show discernment between Swiss banks but demand higher premium
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Second tier Spanish lender prices €500m sale with a premium in line with recent euro supply
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Robert Eigenheer returns for a second journey with Swiss Federal Railways
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Thorsten Pauli, Markus Meier, Krstic and Wachtel are taking on new roles
