BNP Paribas
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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.
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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.
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China’s Dongfeng Motor Corp, which said in February that it was acquiring a 14% stake in French company Peugeot Citroën, has signed a €830m ($1.14bn) club loan to fund the acquisition, according to bankers. -
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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NordLB launched a dollar denominated 10 year tier two bullet, capping off a week of mostly subordinated FIG issuance, after two senior-heavy weeks.
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NordLB is out with a dollar-denominated 10 year Tier Two bullet, capping off a week of mostly subordinated FIG issuance, after two senior-heavy weeks.
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Tullow Oil, the UK company that explores for oil in Africa, is planning to price a $500m high yield bond on Thursday.
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Investors are sinking their teeth into subordinated FIG debt this week, with insurance company NN Group and BBVA both bringing in big books for their deals.
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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 Mexico had had in any international bond before.
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Shinhan Bank printed a $500m three year bond Wednesday night as a warm response from US investors helped the issuer to price tight to its comparables.
