Bank of America
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Virgin Media, the UK cable and mobile communications company owned by Liberty Global, printed on Tuesday a senior secured bond issue to refinance debt. -
Emirates NBD has released price guidance for a euro benchmark which bankers hope will act as a market opener for Middle East banks, but the talk looks generous, according to rivals.
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Shinhan Bank’s senior management team is in the US this week as it tries to gauge stateside investor demand over a potential dollar-denominated Reg S/144 A bond.
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Panama bucked the Latin America sovereign trend for 30 year debt last week with a 10 year deal as it pruned its debt servicing costs.
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Hutchison Port Holdings Trust tapped the international bond market for the first time on March 12, raising $1bn from a dual tranche offering. But though lots of attention was stolen by a competing credit, the subsequent trading performances of both transactions showed Hutchison has few equals in terms of capital market savviness.
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A tricky secondary market was unable to derail the new issue pipeline in senior this week, with new deals selling well even as their predecessors underperformed.
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Shawbrook launched its IPO on Thursday, as the bank races to become the latest challenger bank to float in London, ahead of the Easter holiday break.
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Inox Wind is set to launch its Rp10.40bn ($168.39m) IPO on March 18, in what looks to be India’s largest listing in nearly two years. The deal is already generating a lot of buzz given the company's credentials as a unit of the Inox Group and for being a rare issuer in the renewable energy sector.
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Malaysia’s state owned oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional (Petronas) broke records this week when it priced the largest G3 bond from a southeast Asian corporate. Choosing aggressive pricing over a bigger size, the issuer opted to settle for raising $5bn with the four tranche deal, lower than the expected size of $6bn-$7bn, writes Narae Kim.
