Crédit Agricole
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French aerospace company Safran has postponed a planned bond issue despite having completed a roadshow. -
Steel and mining company ArcelorMittal on Monday priced two senior unsecured high yield bonds inside price guidance: a three year floater and a six year fixed rate bond.
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Prysmian, the unrated Italian cable maker, has issued a seven year bond, increasing the size from €600m to €750m thanks to robust demand.
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The high yield market's selectivity towards new issues, despite the bullish pressure of quantitative easing, was highlighted again on March 27 when Touax pulled its deal.
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An impressive order book allowed Allianz to ratchet in pricing on a new dated subordinated deal on Monday by as much as 15bp on initial price thoughts.
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Spain this week ended a run since the beginning of the year of eurozone periphery countries raising books of over €10bn — but sovereign debt bankers were reluctant to call time on the strong bid for the issuers.
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Quanta Computer subsidiary Quanta International has hit the market for a $750m dual tranche loan after firming up a mandated lead arranger and bookrunner group comprising 18 banks.
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The spate of very large and strategic block trades has continued this week, with sales of stock in Accor, Dassault Aviation, the London Stock Exchange and Havas, totalling an expected €5.2bn.
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Air France KLM successfully issued its first hybrid bond on Wednesday, a €400m perpetual non-call 5.5 year.
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Crédit Agricole priced its debut renminbi offering in Taiwan on March 20, while Yuanta Bank returned with a new two year bond a day earlier, adding two more deals to this year’s flurry of financial names tapping the Formosa market.
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Spain hit the euro market on Tuesday to sell its second 15 year syndication of 2015, following up a conventional deal earlier in the year with its third ever syndicated linker.
