Tuesday, 08 February 2022
Butterfly Test #1
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Westpac’s senior return keeps good times rolling in Australian primary market
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Tuesday, 08 February 2022
KfW launches tap to September 2026 Kangaroo
Tuesday, 08 February 2022
TCorp launches November 2032 sustainability bond via syndication
Tuesday, 08 February 2022
Mizuho Sydney launches three-year FRN
Dec/Jan 2021/2022
In this issue
In this issue
- Australian big-four bank heads of funding roundtable
- Corporate credit issuer and investor outlook
- New Zealand and climate risk reporting
- APRA reveals climate-change risk assessment
- Foreign-currency issuance back on the cards for Australian securitisers
- EIB relishes role as Europe's climate bank
- KangaNews Awards 2021 institutional and deal winners
- Revived attempts to kick-start Australian retail corporate bonds
- Analysing the future of working practices
- A future for blockchain bonds?
- Sustainable funding accelerates in New Zealand
On September 2, SGSP Australia Assets (SGSP) (BBB+/A3) mandated a series of debt investor meetings in Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore, Hong Kong, London and Frankfurt in the week commencing September 7. According to the meetings' arrangers Commonwealth Bank, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Mizuho Securities, National Australia Bank and Westpac Institutional Bank, the issuer is "exploring funding opportunities across a range of markets".
According to KangaNews data, SGSP last visited the domestic market in March 2014 when it priced a A$350 million (US$245.3 million) seven-year bond, in what was its first Australian dollar deal since its ownership change.
