Bank of America
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Akbank set a template this week that bankers hope Turkish peers will seek to emulate by closing Turkey’s first standalone three year term loan since 2006.
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A pair of public sector borrowers were able to place larger than planned dollar benchmarks on Thursday. -
South Africa firm Naspers surprised some debt bankers by positioning itself to pounce on a calm market, if such a market appears. The company is taking a dollar bond on a roadshow, which would be the first test of EM new issue premiums in almost a month.
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South Africa firm Naspers surprised some debt bankers by positioning itself to pounce on a calm market, if such a market appears. The company is roadshowing a dollar bond, which would be the first test of EM new issue premiums in almost a month.
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European Investment Bank has printed in Ecoop format for the second day in a row, as conditions improved for eurozone periphery sovereign issuers — aside from Greece.
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Underwriters for China Culiangwang Beverages Holdings’ HK$794m.90m ($102.5m) rights issue have had to step in to find investors for the offering, after the deal ended up being under-subscribed by 6%.
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Germany’s KfW is to become the first borrower to sell a fixed rate dollar benchmark since negotiations between Greece and its creditors broke down at the end of June.
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Akbank has added an accordion feature to its ground-breaking three year loan, as it seeks to close the deal on Thursday.
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Natural gas storage and transportation service provider CIMC Enric Holdings is seeking a $150m loan from the offshore market. The company has chosen one lender to arrange the fundraising, according to a banker away from the trade.
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A European agency has become the first SSA borrower to bring a syndication after a referendum on bail-out conditions returned a ‘no’ vote in Greece over the weekend.
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Chilean electricity firm AES Gener has added its name to the Latin American pipeline, picking banks for a dollar bond and raising hopes of summer supply.
