BNP Paribas
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Sydney Airport is holding a series of fixed income investor meetings in Europe, beginning in London on Monday. -
Shanghai Industrial Holdings wrapped up its HK$4bn ($512m) fundraising last week, adding three banks to its syndicate list.
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Hong Kong-listed Citic Pacific signed its HK$8.8bn ($1.13bn) five year loan on Friday, April 4, which saw two banks joining during syndication.
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State Bank of India looks to be the next Indian name in the bond market after mandating banks for a new dollar issue.
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More details about Monier’s €415m high yield bond offering have emerged. The French maker of roofing materials will meet investors until Wednesday, April 9, to market the bond, which, together with €250m of loans, will replace its previous capital structure before a potential initial public offering.
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Wal-Mart, the US hypermarket group, launched its second bond in euros on Tuesday, raising €1.5bn. The deal showed that the euro market still has capacity for big drive-by corporate transactions, despite the heavy issuance recently, culminating in last week’s record issuance of €18.5bn.
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Investors sank their teeth into tier two FIG debt this week, with insurance company NN Group, BBVA and NordLB each hitting the market in an otherwise quiet few days for the market, compared to recent weeks.
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An impressive euro benchmark debut for Kommunalbanken that left bankers running out of superlatives should be a “blueprint” for other top-rated issuers looking to enter the market, according to a head of SSA DCM.
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Germany's three carmakers unleashed a volley of private and niche currency MTNs on Wednesday and Thursday, leading to some jostling. Volkswagen was planning to print a note in Norwegian kroner on Thursday, but Daimler beat it to the punch, causing Volkswagen to sell a deal in Swedish kronor instead.
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Bond investors showed no sign of losing faith in Mexico’s reform programme as the sovereign attracted 413 investors to Tuesday’s €2bn dual tranche bond issue — more than the country has had in any international bond before.
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Dutch shop focused property firm Vastned raised €110m through a 2019 convertible bond on Thursday, bringing yet more supply from the real estate sector but pricing its deal tightly in a market otherwise starved of paper.
