Credit Suisse
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Three Chinese issuers are seeking fresh funding from the dollar bond market on Tuesday, with one wooing accounts for a comeback deal and the other two making their debuts. -
A stack of high yield bonds is set to hit the European market, as four issuers announced roadshows on Monday.
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Huami Corp, backed by Chinese mobile internet and electronics brand Xiaomi, is eyeing the Nasdaq stock exchange for a $150m IPO of American Depository Shares (ADSs).
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Three Chinese property companies, Jiayuan International Group, Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company and SEA Holdings, have managed to meet their respective funding targets despite hitting the dollar bond market on a crowded day.
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Bayer took advantage of the robust conditions in Europe’s market for equity block trades on Wednesday night with another jumbo sale of stock in Covestro, the former plastics division it span off in 2015.
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Chinese conglomerate Tencent brought cheer to the dollar bond market on Thursday as it tapped pent-up demand with a four-part benchmark trade that amassed a $40bn order book.
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US private equity firm Lone Star sold a 9.9m block of shares in Spanish real estate developer Neinor Homes after the market closed of Wednesday, via an accelerated bookbuild that was “substantially “oversubscribed,” according to a banker involved.
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UK property website operator Zoopla announced the first deal of 2018 in the European high yield market this week, a sub-benchmark sized bond in sterling.
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International Container Terminal Services, a Philippine port operator, sold a fixed-for-life perpetual bond on Wednesday, braving the market despite US Treasury volatility shaking investors’ nerves.
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Zhongyuan Yuzi Investment Holding Group Co sold the first offshore bond from a Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) on Wednesday, pricing it 15bp inside analysts’ fair value estimates.
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A slew of Chinese issuers are wooing dollar bond investors on Thursday, as Philippine company Petron Corp also competes for buy-side attention.
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Private equity firm Sun European Partners is merging its portfolio business Flamingo with Afriflora, the world’s largest exporter of roses to Europe, and funding it with an all-leveraged loan deal.
