Citi
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Goldman Sachs exploited a stable background in the investment grade market to print its biggest fixed rate deal of the year.
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AIA Group is meeting investors in the US this week for what would be its second dollar bond. -
Chinese property developer Sunshine 100 China Holdings started receiving bids for its HK$2.4bn ($310m) Hong Kong IPO on Wednesday, with books fully covered by anchor orders before launch.
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ICBC International Holdings has priced the debut offering from its recently signed $1.2bn MTN programme, offering investors a new issue premium to encourage participation.
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Chinese leasing company Far East Horizon priced its debut dollar bond on Wednesday, overcoming the challenge of investor unfamiliarity with the sector to price inside its CNH curve.
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Indonesian company Adira Dinamika Multi Finance has picked four banks to arrange a $200m three year loan, just three months after closing a similar sized facility.
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The Republic of Indonesia has mandated banks for a series of investor meetings in Asia, Europe and the US, which began in Singapore on Wednesday.
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Citi’s head of equity syndicate for Asia Pacific ex-Japan, Rupert Mitchell, has resigned from the firm to join Goldman Sachs, according to a number of sources with knowledge of the situation.
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There is talk of a stream of bond mandates from Peru, but bankers covering the country warn that LatAm DCM bankers seeking possible avenues of new supply should temper their excitement.
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Russian Railways opened books on a nine year euro bond on Thursday morning, after waiting four weeks from the end its roadshow to start execution. After such a long wait the choice of market window surprised some debt bankers away from the deal.
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Polish media group Cyfrowy Polsat is in talks with banks to refinance around €589m-equivalent of debt as it seeks to fulfill the necessary conditions to complete its purchase of Metelem Holding Co, owner of telecom firm Polkomtel.
