Barclays
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China concerns have failed to dissuade European corporate borrowers from going about their capital markets business this week, with a number of bonds in the works and acquisition loans progressing.
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A series of German sub-sovereigns have printed deals in euros this week, adding to hopes that the market for the currency is slowly returning to strength after weeks of difficulty. -
Ashtead, the UK-based equipment rental company, has increased a credit facility to $2.6bn to fund an expansion of its fleet.
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This week could be the last opportunity for borrowers to bring euro deals before the market shuts down for summer, according to SSA bankers and issuers — and some trades are already on the production line.
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Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva has 15 days to raise $33.75bn of funds to buy US firm Allergan's generics business.
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World Bank reopened the tricky 10 year part of the dollar curve this week, paving the way for further issuance at the long end by public sector borrowers.
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Guarantor: Financial Market Stabilisation Fund of the Federal Republic of Germany
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Time Warner issued a well received eight year euro bond on Tuesday, as it finally pulled the trigger on a trade that was first mandated at the end of April.
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The primary market for peripheral European covered bonds leapt back to life this week after a 12 week hiatus, with investors queuing up to buy a series of deals that emerged in quick succession.
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In what was hailed as a momentous, perhaps record breaking, week in high yield finance, Japanese telecoms operator SoftBank took the crown by raising the year’s biggest Asian offshore high yield deal, writes Victor Jimenez.
