Credit Suisse

Pakistan has signed its largest offshore syndicated loan on record, a $650m one year financing, with a group of 10 banks, said sources.

Japfa Comfeed Indonesia and Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust wrapped up their fundraisings successfully on Monday while Soechi Lines was forced to pull its debut deal.

A $400m fundraising for Indian data analytics firm Mu Sigma has received commitments from five banks. Syndication for the deal, which was launched in March, remains open at the sub-underwriter level.

Nuovo Transporto Viaggiatori ran a four day roadshow for its first bond this week, as the market welcomed a €4bn deal pipeline.

Citi has hired a senior high yield bond salesman to its team in London, after his recent departure from BNP Paribas.

Japfa Comfeed Indonesia is one of three names from the country in the debt market on Monday, opening a tap of its five non call three bonds printed three months ago.

AMTD Group Company priced its second international bond on Thursday, also the only senior perpetual transaction from an unlisted, unrated Hong Kong-based borrower. The lack of suitable comparables posed a challenge, with the issuer deciding to leave some money on the table to support the aftermarket performance.

Piramal Enterprises has mandated Citi, Kotak Mahindra Capital and Morgan Stanley to help it raise Rp50bn ($778m) via a qualified institutional placement, sources said.

China Evergrande Group is readying investors for an exchange and new money offering, as the property company looks to deleverage.

Credit Suisse has finished its second rights issue in two years, having won a high take-up from its shareholders.

Chinese property developers are increasingly looking at 364 day bonds as a way to sidestep approval delays from the National Development and Reform Commission, after Fantasia Holdings Group Co sold a $350m public note this week. Short-term bonds offer a quick fix for borrowers, but there are concerns over whether this is sustainable in the longer run, writes Addison Gong.

HRnetGroup priced its S$174m ($126m) Singapore IPO at the top of the indicative range on Thursday as investors bought into its “phenomenal entrepreneur story”, said bankers.