BNP Paribas
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French automotive equipment supplier Faurecia on Tuesday printed a €200m tap of its €500 3.125% senior unsecured bond, then it returned to the high yield market for €100m more. -
Steel-based goods manufacturer Voestalpine has signed a €900m loan consisting of a €600m revolving credit facility and a €300m term loan.
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Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle International Trading has launched a $500m three year bullet into general syndication. Eight mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners are on the deal.
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Scentre, the Australian company that owns and operates the Westfield shopping centres in Australia and New Zealand, has issued a £400m seven year bond.
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French aerospace company Safran has postponed a planned bond issue despite having completed a roadshow.
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Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle Retail is due to hit the market for a $400m three year bullet. Eight mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners are helming the deal.
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Ageas Hybrid Financing, a unit of Belgian holding company Ageas, which owns insurer AG Insurance, wrapped up a tender of a €500m 5.125% perpetual bond on Monday.
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Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) is gauging investor interest for a potential dollar offering having scheduled a series of meetings starting on April 7.
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Henderson Land Development has sealed an HK$18bn ($2.32bn) borrowing, its largest ever syndicated loan, with a group of 22 banks.
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German car parts maker Schaeffler printed on March 27 €1.5bn of dual currency, senior secured high yield notes, capturing large savings.
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Beijing Capital Group (BCG) took markets by storm with its first international bond, which had investors rushing to participate. The strength of demand led to a book that was more than nine times covered, which the issuer was more than happy to take advantage of by heavily reducing pricing.
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