Crédit Agricole
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Australian company Manassen Foods, which is partly owned by China’s Bright Food, has completed a $285m refinancing with a club of seven banks. -
Arkema’s roadshow for its possible €600m-€700m perpetual non-call six year hybrid bond issue finished today in Germany, following investor meetings in Paris and London which the leads say were well attended.
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Australian company Manassen Foods, which is partly owned by China’s Bright Food, has completed a $285m refinancing with a club of seven banks.
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Primary issuance in covered bonds slowed this week with just one deal emerging on Wednesday from Canadian issuer La Caisse Centrale Desjardins du Quebec (CCDQ).
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Goldman Sachs has not given up on its Fixed Income Global Structured Covered Obligation (Figsco). The market has moved in Goldman’s favour since the deal was first announced, despite the bad publicity around the trade.
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A portion of Tata Steel’s $5.6bn borrowing, which has been in senior syndication since July, finally launched into general on October 13, with five banks joining the original 11 leads. The money will be used to refinance the outstanding portion of the debt Tata took to fund its acquisition of Europe’s Corus Group.
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A portion of Tata Steel’s $5.6bn borrowing, which has been in senior syndication since July, finally launched into general on October 13, with five banks joining the original 11 leads.
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European aerospace firm Airbus has completed a €3bn loan syndication to amend and extend its €3bn five year revolving credit facility, attracting the support of 40 banks.
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Infra Foch, a company formed to buy French car park operator Vinci Park, attracted more than €4bn of orders for a dual-tranche bond market debut on Thursday.
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The green bond market has enjoyed one of the most remarkable weeks in its short life, with a series of deals that bankers say could help change the future of the market — and that all were priced roughly close to their issuers’ conventional curve.
