Bank of America
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired two new DCM bankers in origination and liability management
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is moving bankers from Brazil and Japan to London, in order to help it pitch Latin American and Asian markets to European corporate banking clients.
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Hyundai Heavy Industries Co has started bookbuilding for a zero coupon exchangeable bond issue due in 2020 to raise $209.7m-$221.7m, which comes with a guarantee from Korea Development Bank. -
One of India’s largest port operator Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone is venturing into the international bond market for the first time having started gauging investor sentiment this week.
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Sealed Air, the US packaging company, is meeting investors in London since Tuesday to market its first euro bond, part of a refinancing of its notes due 2021.
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The transaction that was supposed to open up the additional tier one market in South Korea ended up having the opposite effect last week as Woori Bank’s penny-pinching led to a heavy sell-off in secondary. Woori is unlikely to be damaged by the incident, but it needs to recognise that its actions have consequences for the rest of the market.
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KKR launched on Monday evening (June 8) its first selldown of stock in Pets at Home, the UK pet retailer, since its IPO in March 2014.
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The second of Italy’s big bank rights issues this year has begun — the €850m issue for Banca Carige.
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Nasdaq-listed China Biologic Products is marketing a sale of 2.5m American Depositary Shares (ADS) comprising a mix of new and existing shares, which could be worth $296.48m at its last close.
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The owners of Worldpay have chosen Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to lead the payment processing firm’s initial public offering.
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Attempts by Turkish banks to go beyond the standard one year refinancing have gathered momentum, with Turk Eximbank joining Akbank in offering a longer tenor.
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Dell, the US personal computer maker, has closed books on a loan repricing and will increase the deal, although investors put the brakes on a full repricing.
