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French utilities firm to jump into Aussie dollars with hybrid and senior bonds
◆ Hong Kong rail operator takes size with three tranche trade ◆ Tight spreads achieved across all legs ◆ Deal offers rare exposure to Hong Kong-based corporates in euros
◆ Pricing competitive to euros ◆ Deal the largest from a European corporate in 12 years ◆ Diversification drive fuels bumper Swiss franc year
Scarcity value to overshadow sectoral concerns
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France’s largest property firm, Unibail-Rodamco, issued a €1bn dual tranche bond on Wednesday that included only the third 20 year corporate bond in euros this year. -
Bankers are predicting more than $100bn of corporate supply in the coming weeks as US corporates emerge from earnings blackouts to exploit near-perfect funding conditions ahead of an expected spike in volatility.
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The recent spate of pulled bonds in China has served as a wake-up call about the fickle nature of the country’s domestic debt market. But the success of the first offshore high yield dollar transaction in more than a month has led to hopes Chinese names could make their way back to international debt, writes Rev Hui.
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BOC Aviation has made a successful landing with a new 10 year bond in 144A format, shrugging off concerns over its ownership change after a planned IPO this year.
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Hongkong Electric is poised to end a five year absence from the dollar bond market after launching a 10 year offering on Thursday.
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BoC Aviation attracted a horde of investors to its first 10 year bond in 144A format ahead of a planned IPO in Hong Kong. While the proposed listing caused concern among some investors about the company's ownership, bankers on the deal say that the notes’ primary and secondary performance indicates they were in a minority. .
