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Australia

  • National Australia Bank is selling its private wealth business in Singapore and Hong Kong, as it looks to simplify its structure and focus on corporate and institutional banking.
  • Bumi Serpong Damai and ICBC Sydney jumped into the debt market on Tuesday, capitalising on the positive market sentiment following the French presidential election.
  • ANZ’s cash profit jumped 23% in the six months ending March 31, buoyed by the lender’s moves to restructure its business and hive off some of its retail and wealth units.
  • Westpac has mandated leads for a roadshow to look at issuing a senior unsecured or covered bond in euros. The tight spread between the two asset classes could restrict covered bond supply.
  • Citic CLSA Securities has appointed Andrew Low as global head of M&A, as Nathan McMurtray joins the firm from Deutsche Bank, according to sources familiar with the matter.
  • JP Morgan has given a fillip to its equities business in Australia and New Zealand, poaching three former Goldman Sachs bankers, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • JP Morgan has given a boost to its equities business in Australia and New Zealand with the addition of three former Goldman Sachs bankers, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • Law firm Clifford Chance has appointed five new partners in Asia Pacific, including one capital markets specialist, according to a Tuesday press release.
  • Qantas Airways has wrapped up its latest borrowing at A$900m ($676m). The Australian carrier had held roadshows in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei and drew a response from Chinese, Singaporean and Taiwanese banks, among others.
  • Deutsche Bank has appointed former Goldman Sachs banker Anthony Miller as its new chief executive for Australia and New Zealand.
  • Yorkshire Building Society defied concerns around the UK’s decision to leave the European Union this week, issuing a well oversubscribed covered bond that was very broadly distributed and that priced almost flat to its curve.
  • Yorkshire Building Society issued a €500m six year covered bond almost flat to its curve with strong demand on Monday. At the same time Commonwealth Bank of Australia priced a €750m seven year, a solid trade but one that lacked sparkle.