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◆ Heathrow and ADP offer concessions for longer dated trades ◆ Investors 'more selective' and 'want to be compensated' past 7 years, says banker ◆ Avinor's state-owned status helps it land through fair value
◆ No bitter unrated taste as book grows throughout pricing ◆ Investors keen for household unrated names ◆ Price discovery needed
◆ Stellantis sees stronger demand for shorter leg of €1.25bn dual trancher ◆ RCI Banque prices €750m 5.2 year tightly ◆ Ford finds demand in short end sterling
◆ Big move for AkzoNobel, three months after last trade struggled ◆ Orders peak near nine times the deal size ◆ Deal comes through fair value
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The Asian primary dollar bond market had a strong start to the week with four deals hitting investors’ desks on the same day. The activity has boosted hopes for a robust second quarter following a subdued first three months that saw Chinese volumes plummet, writes Narae Kim. -
Sunshine Life Insurance Corp has launched a roadshow to test appetite for what would be its debut international bond, while Beijing Automotive Group is mulling a deal of up to Rmb15bn ($2.3bn).
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Singapore’s PSA International braved a crowded market on Tuesday to make a return to dollar bonds after a six year absence. The rarity of the name worked in the issuer’s favour, allowing it to meet its key pricing objective.
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Telefónica hit the European bond market on Wednesday for a €2.75bn dual tranche deal that drew hefty demand, but later widened in secondary.
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Singapore’s PSA International broke its six year absence from the bond market in style on Tuesday, raising $500m in a deal that met its objective of pricing inside the curve of the closest comparable.
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After a slight dip in pace last week, Europe’s corporate bond market rally has snapped back again, moving up another gear as investors plough their funds into new issues.
