Barclays
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Ineos, the chemical company, returned to the high yield bond market on Wednesday with a €770m deal to redeem $775m of notes it issued in 2012. -
Kloeckner Pentaplast, the German plastic packaging maker, is allocating its €881m loan, increased by €50m, after hitting its advanced deadline for commitments with a bang.
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Euro supply from public sector institutions is being stifled by a double whammy of ultra low yields in the currency and escalating tensions over Greece's financial future.
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The World Bank will test the short end in dollars on Wednesday, after a pair of issuers came at opposite ends of the curve on Tuesday.
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As part of Nomad’s acquisition of Iglo, lenders for an outstanding €1.2bn loan have been asked to consent to a change in the company's control.
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ZF Friedrichshafen, the German car parts maker, sold its first bond on Monday, raising €2.25bn at yields under 3%, in a market supportive of its expansion strategy.
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Brisa Concessão Rodoviária (BCR), the largest motorway concessionaire in Portugal, has issued its first bond since Moody’s restored its investment grade rating late last year.
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Barclays has appointed James Lin as new country manager for Taiwan. Lin has extensive experience in risk management in the island nation.
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Pemex proved all the benefits of treating European investors right on Tuesday, with its first dual tranche issue in euros and largest ever transaction in the currency.
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The European high yield market this week was in ebullient mood as borrowers left behind the Easter holidays and brought a wide variety of deals to market.
