Crédit Agricole
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Crédit Agricole, which is stepping up its focus on structured finance in Asia, has made two additions to its loan syndications department in Hong Kong. -
Indian paper company Ballarpur Industries is seeking to forge new overseas banking relationships with its latest fundraising of $75m. The deal, which is being led by Crédit Agricole, launched into general syndication in January.
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Hong Kong listed Fosun International has chosen three French lenders to supply funds for its acquisition of Club Méditerranée (Club Med).
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Jaguar Land Rover, the UK car maker, issued on Thursday a £400m eight year high yield bond yielding just 3.875%, to finance a tender offer for its 2020 sterling notes.
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Outokumpu, the producer of stainless steel and other alloys, launched and completed its first convertible bond on Wednesday, raising €250m to refinance debt and diversify its funding.
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Quanta Computer's subsidiary, Quanta International, has picked a group of 19 banks to supply funds for its $700m self arranged loan.
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Crédit Agricole’s shares leapt 7.3% this morning after the bank published an encouraging set of 2014 results, including higher profits in investment banking and the group’s Italian subsidiary Cariparma.
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Madrid mandated banks for a euro deal on Tuesday, with SSA bankers confident that Greece’s discussions with creditors will not impact other eurozone periphery borrowers.
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General Motors issued a €500m three year bond on Tuesday, its second in euros since the financial crisis after announcing a fifth consecutive year of profitability.
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Hong Kong listed Fosun International has chosen three French lenders to supply funds for its acquisition of Club Mediterranee (Club Med).
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TeliaSonera, the Swedish telecommunications company, has issued a €500m 20 year bond, extending its euro curve by two years. The deal posed a pricing challenge, as Telia's curve is inverted and of patchy liquidity.
