Citi
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Citi has expanded its Asia coverage desks to keep up with growing number of multinational corporations from the region. -
German semiconductor maker Infineon has signed €1.55bn of loans which will go towards its $3bn purchase of California-based International Rectifier Corp.
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The green bond market has enjoyed one of the most remarkable weeks in its short life, with a series of deals that bankers say could help change the future of the market — and that all were priced roughly close to their issuers’ conventional curve.
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The pace of syndicated sovereign supply from the eurozone periphery is set to pick up as Ireland, Greece and Italy launch new issues over the next few weeks. The first two have indicated that syndications could come in the final quarter, while Italy launches the next line of its BTP Italia domestic inflation-linked product in two weeks’ time – when it will be hoping to repeat the success of Spain, which added to its linker curve this week.
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Strong demand from French insurers helped swell books for Melbourne Airport’s 10 year euro market return to more than €1.9bn on Wednesday.
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High grade borrowers were thin on the ground in the US market this week as volatility roiled equities and earnings blackouts loomed large.
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As syndicated loan volumes in central and eastern Europe dwindled in the first nine months of the year, hit by conflict in Ukraine and sanctions on Russian banks and energy companies, Standard Chartered has emerged at the top of the bookrunner league tables.
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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has picked banks for its inaugural dollar bond and kicks off investor meetings next week.
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German ball bearing producer Schaeffler has set price guidance on its €1.8bn-equivalent term loan ‘B’.
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Southeast Asia’s largest e-payment firm, MOL Global, has priced its $168.75m Nasdaq IPO at the bottom of the price range, in a deal that was slashed in size after a poor macro backdrop sent investors into a spin.
