Bank of America
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Georgia Power has become the second investment grade US utility — and the second Southern Company subsidiary — to issue a green bond, as its peers assess the instrument’s potential.
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The Eurodollar corporate bond market, in limbo for more than a year, coughed back into life today as Nestlé, its stalwart issuer, returned after a long absence for a modestly sized issue. -
KfW was set to print its third euro benchmark of the year on Wednesday as GlobalCapital went to press and SSA borrowers rush ahead of next week’s European Central Bank meeting.
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Turkey has released a tight range of price guidance for its long 10 year dollar bond. The deal is expected to be priced later on Wednesday. Meanwhile compatriot corporate credit, Koc Holding is hitting the road
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UBS has hired Alice Crawley from Bank of America Merrill Lynch to manage business selection and conflicts for its investment banking businesses, a new job at the firm.
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The only spark of new issue activity this week from CEEMEA is an Islamic Development Bank sukuk, but EM bankers in London are also busy with a European roadshow from Femsa.
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A $460m refinancing for Tata Power subsidiary Bhira Investments has opened into syndication with seven banks at the helm.
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KfW is set to print a 10 year euro benchmark, following in the footsteps of Belgium and Finland, this week as issuers attempt to conclude funding before the European Central Bank’s meeting on March 10.
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BP on Monday became the first big oil company to brave Europe's corporate bond market this year, as it issued a €2bn dual tranche bond.
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IBM wasted little time after its $5bn five tranche trip to the dollar market a fortnight ago, moving to tap the euro market for a €2.25bn triple trancher this week.
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With two rare loans for Turkish corporates in the market — a $400m loan for Borusan Holdings and a $50m facility for clothing company DeFacto — bankers are hoping that deal flow from the country will pick up, helping to fill the void left by sanctioned Russian borrowers.
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China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co is looking to raise as much as $1bn with a Hong Kong IPO in the first half of 2016, according to a source with knowledge of the plan.
