BNP Paribas
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Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) printed the second-largest ever Samurai by a Korean issuer on Thursday. -
Chinese property developer Sunshine 100 Holdings raised HK$2bn ($258m) on March 7 having priced at the bottom of its indicative price range even though the anchor orders already covered books.
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State Bank of India has decided to increase the size of its loan to $420m from the original $300m, after 14 banks jumped on the transaction. But with a general launch still planned, it is likely to increase even further.
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Syndicate bankers are primed for a busy period in dollars next week following the smooth execution of four benchmarks in the currency this week despite uncertainty and volatility caused by the situation in Ukraine.
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Premier Foods priced the high yield bond component of its recapitalisation package at the tight end of guidance on Thursday, while increasing the deal, amid rampant demand for risky debt.
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Piraeus Bank is set to become the first Greek financial institution to print a bond since the country’s bail-out in 2010, and the stage is set for a big success after fellow periphery Banco Popolare built one of the biggest books for a senior unsecured deal in recent memory this week.
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Nordex signs guarantee facility — Eramet mandates for loan — Ceva Sante sets date
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BNP Paribas has responded to the growing interest in climate themed bonds by making Stefanie Sfakianos head of sustainable capital markets for fixed income, writes Tom Porter.
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Credit Suisse drew in €3.3bn of demand for its €1.75bn five year deal, the biggest of 2014 as generous pricing and name recognition spurred demand. By contrast, La Caisse Centrale Desjardins du Quebec pulled in a relatively anaemic book €1.2bn for its inaugural legislative €1bn five year deal.
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The appeal of long-dated debt is on the rise in Swiss francs, with a return to the market from New Zealand's Auckland Council this week drawing strong demand as a result of its 12 year maturity. The issuer was able to easily reach its size cap at a tightened price.
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Premier Foods priced the high yield bond component of its recapitalisation package at the tight end of guidance on Thursday, while increasing the deal from 475m to 500m pounds.
