Credit Suisse
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LafargeHolcim on Tuesday became the first issuer for nearly two weeks to launch a corporate bond in Europe. The €750m 12 year deal received strong demand, with order books more than three times subscribed. -
Six corporate investment grade borrowers took home a combined $3.75bn as the US dollar market finally took a breather for the summer after the breakneck pace of issuance for the month so far.
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HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co is planning an offer-for-sale of secondary shares. The deal could be worth Rp100bn ($1.56bn) and is likely to hit the market in 2017, according to a banker working on it.
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Online food products retailer Cofco Womai, backed by Chinese internet giant Baidu and Cofco Group, is planning to raise up to $600m through a Hong Kong IPO.
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A dry spell for the equity-linked market in Europe was broken on Wednesday when TAG Immobilien, the German residential property company, issued a new €262m five year convertible bond as part of a wider refinancing effort.
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Microfinance institution Bandhan Bank has begun preparations for its IPO, according to a source familiar with matter.
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Credit Suisse’s decision to ban trading in certain Venezuelan bonds is understandable, but ultimately raises more questions than it answers.
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Fintech firm Paysafe has disclosed the financial structure initial lenders have put in place before they begin marketing the all-leveraged loan funding of its acquisition by CVC and Blackstone from Old Mutual and Threadneedle.
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On Tuesday LafargeHolcim became the first issuer for nearly two weeks to launch a corporate bond in Europe. The €750m 12 year deal received strong demand, which may lead other issuers to bring forward their plans.
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Cofco Womai, an online food products retailer backed by the Cofco Group and Chinese internet giant Baidu, is seeking as much as $600m from a Hong Kong IPO.
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The three bookrunners of a $900m-equivalent Hong Kong dollar loan for I Squared Capital’s acquisition of Hutchison Global Communications (HGC) have invited lenders to join the syndicate at a senior level.
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Chinese property developer Greenland Holdings, which printed an offshore bond earlier this month, has allocated its latest syndicated loan at a larger-than-launch size of $315m.
