BNP Paribas
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Turkcell will add to a busy September of funding by signing up to €1.25bn of loans with the China Development Bank in the next few days. -
Bank of China Paris branch, BNP Paribas, HSBC France and Natixis are to share euro/offshore RMB (CNH) exchange rate information, financial organisation Paris Europlace said in a September 24 press release.
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China Development Bank opened books on September 29 for a dollar-euro combo, taking advantage of a small issuance window before China begins its Golden Week holidays on Thursday.
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Schiphol Group, the owner of Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, on Monday sold €300m of secured notes, in a European corporate bond market that bankers say has overcome its recent anxiety about macroeconomic issues.
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On Thursday, September 24, GlobalCapital held its 2015 Global Derivatives Dinner at Banking Hall in London and revealed the winners of its Global Derivatives Awards 2015.
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National Grid pulled off the rare trick on Thursday of issuing a convertible bond without any risk of diluting its shareholders, writes Jon Hay. The feat relies on an arbitrage that is only occasionally available, and has been accomplished just twice before in Europe in the last decade, bankers said.
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Municipality Finance brought a taste of bank finance to the public sector this week setting a few records along the way.
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The expected deluge of high-grade issuance stumbled after a strong start as volatile market conditions sent issuers scampering to the sidelines.
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ING Belgium and Bawag received good receptions for their covered bonds issued this week, in contrast to less spectacular outcomes for deals from Westpac New Zealand and UniCredit.
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Coca-Cola made an impressive debut in Swiss francs on Tuesday with a three tranche deal that matched Shell’s August record-breaker in size.
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The holding company of French motorway operator Société des Autoroutes du Nord-Est de la France, Holding d’Infrastructures de Transport, printed a €200m tap on Tuesday as the primary market remained quiet.
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Stagecoach Group, the UK bus and train operator, filled the book for a £400m bond issue more than twice over on Monday, breathing life into a previously empty sterling market.
