Bank of America
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Ball Corp, the US metal packaging manufacturer, has signed $4.15bn of debt facilities backing its $6.4bn acquisition of Rexam, the UK can manufacturer. -
Nederlandse Waterschapsbank pushed its dollar curve out to 10 years on Friday with its third green bond.
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Hutchison China MediTech (Chi-Med) has pocketed $101.25m from its Nasdaq IPO, debuting on the exchange on Thursday. But it had a lukewarm start, dropping 0.74% at the end of its first trading day.
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South Korea’s Shinhan Bank made a strong impression on bank capital investors this week, pricing a 10 year bullet tier two. Some of the credit for the transaction’s success goes to the fundamental strength of the issuer and the investor-friendly structure of the bond, but market participants say Shinhan’s willingness to pay up also deserves kudos.
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Senvion, the German wind turbine maker, pulled its €700m IPO on Wednesday morning, after a difficult bookbuild that failed to deliver a covered book.
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Kommuninvest’s long-awaited first foray into the green bond market was finally priced on Wednesday and Municipality Finance plans to follow with a green debut of its own later this year. Kommuninvest’s deal came just two days ahead of NWB Bank’s 10 year dollar deal which opens books on Friday.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank has mandated four banks for a 10 year green benchmark in dollars, following BNG's 10 year dollar deal on March 10.
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GlobalCapital announces the results of its Equity Capital Markets Awards for 2015, following our inaugural ECM Awards Dinner, in London on March 16.
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Hyundai Motor Co has sold half of its stake in South Korean state-owned Korea Aerospace Industries, raising W342bn ($291m) after pricing the block near the bottom of guidance.
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Akbank has received commitments for its first annual loan refinancing and will sign the deal on Friday.
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Shinhan Bank is looking to tie up its first tier two bond in the international market, launching an up to $500m offering on Thursday.
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A broad estimate of derivative market sentiment rebounded in March, but remains well below historical average levels.
