Crédit Agricole
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A £640m ($839m) refinancing for Tata Motors has entered the senior phase of distribution with seven banks running the deal. -
China Development Bank Corp (CDB) is gearing up for talks with fixed income investors for its inaugural offshore green bond, mandating firms for a dual-currency transaction.
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UK telecoms group Virgin Media will begin marketing a jumbo loan this week, in a market that bankers describe as awash with demand. Many issuers are returning in search of tighter margins as soon as their loan terms allow.
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The five deals which priced in the euro corporate bond market on Monday offered investors a variety of options, including hybrids and floaters. For duration buyers, French motorway operator Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône was in market with a January 2033 maturity.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten (BNG) launched its fourth sustainability bond on Thursday, printing €750m into what one head of DCM away from the trade called a “massively oversubscribed book”, in what is likely a good omen for the approaching wave of SRI borrowing.
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A pair of Dutch public sector borrowers are set to come to market with socially responsible investment bonds. The deals form the first wave of an approaching flood of SSA SRI borrowing.
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NGA UK, the provider of human resources software, launched a €300m loan on Wednesday, which it will be hoping appeals to CLO managers that have been eager for new money deals.
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Cores, Spain’s strategic oil reserves manager, has picked banks for a roadshow to promote a euro bond, just as Spain faces its most severe political turmoil in years.
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Allotments are out for a HK$7.137bn ($914.7m) loan that to support private equity firm I Squared Capital’s acquisition of Hutchison Global Communications (HGC).
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Wind Tre, the Italian telecoms group, delivered Europe's largest ever high yield bond issue this week, a €7.3bn deal that has raised the bar for the market and led to expectations that more sponsors will follow suit amid heady investor demand.
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Floating rate investors were not left behind in Monday’s glut of issuance. RCI Banque, the Baa1/BBB rated car financing subsidiary of Renault, brought a seven year floater, sized at €500m no-grow.
