Barclays
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BNP Paribas has hired a new loans banker in Singapore even as a senior executive leaves its southeast Asia originations unit, sources close to the move said. -
GlobalCapital announced the winners of its Bond Awards 2018 on Wednesday night at our 11th annual Bond Awards dinner, at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London. Some 280 people were there to see the brightest and best performers in the international bond markets in the past year crowned.
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Unédic played it safe by offering extra new issue concession to traverse a choppy euro market on Wednesday, ending up with a €1bn 15 year deal and a 1bp tightening from guidance. Dexia Crédit Local is out for a euro deal on Thursday, although bankers said the shorter duration trade should mean the volatility will be less of a test.
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Zurich Insurance sold its first bonds in the Australian dollar market this week, as it looks to finance its recent acquisition of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group’s life insurance business.
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Royston Quek, head of Greater China DCM at Barclays, has left the bank after just over three years on the job.
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Delaware-based chemicals group Chemours added to the surge of reverse Yankee issuers with a new euro deal this week, as sources report growing interest from non-European bond investors in the currency.
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Telecoms company TDC fired the opening shot of a multi-billion funding package for its leveraged buyout this week, with some investors showing mixed feelings about such deals.
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Real estate services company Savills is looking to sell inaugural US private placement notes.
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Chinese tutoring service provider Puxin Education & Technology Group has filed draft documents for an IPO of American Depository Shares (ADS), targeting $300m, according to a banker on the deal.
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Big moves in US Treasury yields, swap spreads and the euro/dollar and euro/sterling basis swaps put paid to some dollar issuance this week as some borrowers held back and others tapped different currencies. But a pair of Swedish names did get deals done, and rates started to move back into more favourable areas, suggesting volumes could pick up again next week.
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