Bank of America
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Brazilian development bank Caixa Econômica Federal is set to return to the bond market with Basel III compliant subordinated tier two trade after mandating banks for a roadshow set to start on Wednesday. -
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) priced another blowout $3bn four tranche dollar bond on July 8, its second this year. Although aimed at US investors, the bond also attracted strong demand from Asia and allowed bankers to price the deal flat to the borrower's existing curve.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) is looking to make its sixth dollar denominated public issue of the year. And as with its blowout $3bn deal from January, the Japanese bank is seeking a four tranche bond.
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Kookmin Bank priced its second syndicated dollar bond of the year on Monday, this time opting for a fixed rate deal to target a fresh pool of investors.
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Indian film company Eros International launched a follow-on worth around $109m on July 7, offering a total of 7m shares to investors.
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Galp Energia, the Portuguese oil and gas company, issued on Monday its first bond since November, and was able to tighten the pricing to a slim new issue premium despite cool markets.
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Zensun Int eyes $300m September IPO - International school operator Maple Leaf files for HK flotation - Q Tech eyes place on HKEx - China Water Affairs to spin off concrete unit
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Kookmin Bank opened books for its second dollar deal this year on Monday. The three year bond comes as Korean borrowers issued a record volume of G3 debt during the first half of 2014.
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Construction firms Jaiprakash Associates and GMR Infrastructure took advantage of a buoyant Indian equities market by raising Rs15bn ($250m) each on July 3 via qualified institutional placements.
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China National Gold Corporation is meeting investors next week to discuss its proposed dollar bond. The borrower has issued a number of renminbi bonds in the domestic market but this will be its first international offering.
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International Finance Corp made a quick start to its funding year this week, when it raised $3bn of five year money at a very tight level, just a day into its new funding programme. The borrower expects to pick up an increased amount of funding in non-core currencies this year.
