The second week of July saw a number of notable deals from returning or new borrowers. Motor Trade Finances priced a rare New Zealand dollar securitisation and Credit Suisse Sydney priced its first domestic deal since 2010. Commonwealth Bank of Australia closed the week with a new A$2.25 billion (US$2.11 billion), dual-tranche domestic benchmark deal, while the biggest news of the week was likely the jumbo European debut of Scentre Group.

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